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CATALOGUE
OF THE COLLECTION OF
Coins anti jRetmls,
FORMED BY
HENRY W. HOLLAND, ESQ.,
OF- BOSTON,
TOGETHER WITH THE
Cliadbouriu1 Collection ot Store Cards,
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF
American and Foreign Coins, Medals, Numismatic Works,
Autographs, Paper Currency, &c., &c.
TO BE SOLI) AT THE AUCTION ROOMS OF
Messrs. BANOS & CO.,
656 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
ON
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Satnrday,
Nov. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 a 16, 1878.
Tlie Sale will begin each clay promptly at 2:30 I*. M.
jrff" Gentlemen unable to attend the sale may have their orders faith-
fully executed by addressing the Auctioneers, Edward Cogan, Brook-
lyn, W. H. Strobridge & Son, Brooklyn, J. W. Haseltine, Philadelphia,
Henry G. Sampson, New York, Henry Am, born, Boston, Scott & Co.,
New York, S. K. IIarzfeld, Philadelphia, Edward Erossard, Irvington,
N. Y., S. H. & H. Chapman, Philadelphia, or W. Elliot Woodward,
Roxbury, Mass.
( ' A T A L O G U K II Y
W. ELL TOT WOODWARD,
Who will furnish any information concerning the collection.
ALBANY:
PRESS OF JOEL M UN SELL.
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Admiral Vernon Medals,
Annual Assay Medals, -
Anti Slavery Medals,
Army Corps Badges,
156
191
157
121
Art Union and Artists’ Fund Medals,
*
Architectural Medals, -
190
- 208
Autographs, -
229
Barbers’ Checks, -
- 138
Belleville Tokens,^ -
217
Bread Tickets,^-
- 137
Bunker Hill Medals,
192
Buttons, ....
- 215
Catalogues, -
176
Centennial Medals,
22, 81
Cents, ....
15
^Coins and Medals of British Colonies,
College Society, and School
Medals,
Continental Seals, -
171
- 195
Copper Currency of 1861-3^
- 203
Dimes, ....
- 13
Dollars,
12
Drayage Checks.^
- 1:48
Drink Tickets, W
137
Earliest American Medals,
- 197
Early American Coins.
39
Embossed Store Cards,
- 133
English Medals.
212
Fabrications,
- 214
Fenian Medals,
218
Fine and Rare Coins,
219
German Religious Medals, -
216
Gold Coins,
* 214
Half Cents,
14
Half Dimes, -
- 14
Half Dollars, -
12
•Hard Times Tokens of 1837.
- 158
Humane Society Medals.
163
Isle of Man Currency,
- 125
Masonic and Secret Society Medals,
195
Medals of Agricultural Societies, 99
Medals of Am. Generals, - - 193
Medals of Cities, Events, &c., 62
Medals of Colleges and Schools, - 169
Medals of Distinguished Americans,
104
Medals of Fairs and Jubilees. - 162
Medals of Franklin, - - - 184
Medals of Lafayette, - - - 187
Medals of Marriage, and of Friendship,
216
Medals of Mechanical Institutions,
102
Medals of Mint Officials, - - 107
Medals of Negro Soldiers, - - 218
Medals of Pitt and Fox, . - - 211
Medals of Webster, - - - 190
Medals Presented by States and
Cities, 159
Mexican and South American Medals,
123
Milk Tickets, 135
Miscellaneous American Medalets,
166
Miscellaneous Copper Coins, - - 7
Miscellaneous Foreign Coins, - 202
Money Checks,'*, - 137SL
National Medals, - - - - 96
Numismatic Books, 181
Numismatic Society Medals, - - 173
Paper Currency^ .... 238 ^
Passenger Tickets, - - 135 SL
Patriotic And War Medals. - 118
Pattern Pieces, 17
Presidential and Political Medals,
60, 139, 219
Quarter Dollars, - - - - 13
Religious Medals, .... 209
Revolutionary Peace Medals, - 198
Roman Catholic Medals, - - 210
Soda Water Tickets, - - - 135 y.
Sporting and Firemen’s Medals, - 164
Store Cards, - - - 30, 88, 128 ~h
Sutlers' Checks, - - - <- 18 y.
Temperance Medals, - - - 173
Vigo Coins and Medals, - - - 213
Washington Medals. - - 44, 108
P R EFACE.
Mount Pleasant,
Roxbury, Mass., Oct. 10, 1878.
Mr. Holland’s Medallic Collection is so well known to
American numismatists that it hardly requires an intro-
duction ; hut 1 may he excused for calling the attention
of those who have not seen it to a few of its peculiarities.
A glance at the catalogue will show its great extent,
comprising as it does considerably more than two thou-
sand specimens ; but a glance , except to the close observer,
might fail to reveal one most important fact, namely that
there are in the collection no duplicates in metals ; so that
each number represents a distinct pair of dies. Mr.
Holland’s preference seems to have been for medals in
silver, of which there is an unprecedented number, but
he never thought it worth while to retain even two medals
in different metals.
While silver predominates wherever a choice of metals
was possible, gold is not unrepresented, as will be seen by
reference to the tine examples catalogued in Nos. 4(58,
461), 1345, 1308, 2937, and elsewhere.
In a collection of this magnitude it is not to he supposed
that everything is rare, or even remarkable. Mr. Holland,
with the spirit that always animates the true collector,
sought to make his collection complete , not only in rarities,
hut also in those things which are common and hence
little prized. And here may be remarked, what no col-
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PREFACE.
lector of experience has failed to observe, that many things
easily procured at the time of their issue, perhaps but a
few years ago, now rank not only as rarities but as treasures.
Notable among these are the small works of Wright
and Bale, the Counterfeit Half Cent of 1796, and many
more that will be recollected by the skilled numismatist.
Where the number is so great it is quite impossible to
call attention to all specimens remarkable either on
account of their rarity, or their beauty, but happily any
suggestion on these points would be superfluous if ad-
dressed to those for whom this catalogue is intended.
Some departments which in American Collections are
usually but feebly represented it will be noticed are in
this, uncommonly full. As examples may be named Corps
Badges, the collection of which is wonderfully complete;
Coins and Medals of the British Dominion in North Ame-
rica also well represented ; and the collection of Isle
of Man Currency here presented, is probably second
to but one in existence, and it happens that that one is in
this country.
In every department samples will be found well worthy
a place in any cabinet, and it is believed that no cabinet
in the land is so complete that it cannot be improved by a
judicious selection from this.
While giving to Mr. Holland due credit for learning,
taste and liberality, as shown in the perfection of his
collection, we must not neglect to accord to Mr. Seth
H. Chadbourne due praise for the patience and skill shown
by him in a more humble department of numismatic
PREFACE. 5
science. To him is due the great extent and comparative
perfection of the collection of Store Cards here catalogued.
In the early series of American Cards, few pieces are
wanting, and some are found here which if not strictly
unique, are at least hard to find elsewhere. In the cur-
rency of 18(51-68, a greater variety is offered than has ever
before appeared in a public sale. In the minor depart-
ment of. Sutler’s Checks it is believed that this collection
surpasses all others. An examination of No. 3217, an
accurate manuscript and printed descriptive catalogue of
Mr. Chadbourne’s collection, prepared by him, will con-
vince any one that his efforts are not over rated.
The comparative absence of the Regular Mint Series
will no doubt be regretted by collectors, as it is deplored
by the owner ; but it must be remembered that Mr. Hol-
land’s specialty was Medals, to which he consistently
adhered.
The few pieces of the Regular Series found in the cata-
logue, it will be seen, are by no means destitute of interest ;
the Washington Pieces and the Early American Coins
are specially worthy of attention ; the former for their
rarity, fine condition and great number, and the latter for
their select character.
It is hoped that something of interest maybe found for
every collector, in the modest lines of Autographs and
Numismatic Literature here described.
When first announced it was intended that this sale
should include several hundred Washington Portraits,
as well as a very extensive and choice selection of
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Sermons, Eulogies and Orations pronounced on tlie occa-
sion of Washington’s death, and published in 1800; also
a collection of Bric-a-Brac.
As the preparation of the catalogue advanced, it was
found impracticable to include the memorials of Wash-
ington, and bring the sale within the compass of a week
as at first, intended ; so they were reluctantly dropped,
but even with that omission of some five hundred num-
bers, when the manuscript was finished it was found to
comprise more than 4500 lots, thus compelling another
excision ; and at one clip the Bric-a-Brac, with all the
relics of the Mound Builders, the Implements of the Stone
Age, Indian Dresses, Idols, Guns, Swords and Pistols,
New England Relics, Porcelain and Pottery, fell in a heap ;
but they have all been gathered up, a separate catalogue
has been made, and a sale has been arranged for, and will
be announced in due time.
A word as to my share in all this matter, and I am done.
It is not without great satisfaction, and some small degree
of pride, that I call to mind the fact that my catalogues are
not wholly unknown to American collectors; and regard-
ing the descriptions of the articles here offered for sale,
I have only to say that as heretofore, I have endeavored
to give as far as possible of each lot. a fair account, no more,
no less. That I have fallen into errors is quite probable;
but I trust that my experience in the work, joined with
my good intentions, has kept me from mistakes that could
possibly mislead or injure any buyer.
W. Elliot Woodward.
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None of tlie following lots contain duplicates.
Napoleon I, Dix Centimes, 4 pieces.
Louis Napoleon, Cinq Centimes, 6 pieces all good.
George II, Farthings, 2 pieces.
George IV, Farthings, 2 pieces.
William IV, Farthing, good.
Victoria, Farthings all good, 5 pieces.
Victoria Farthings good, 3 pieces.
George II and III, Half Pennies, 4 pieces.
Victoria Pennies, :l pieces.
One Centime of Belgium, 4 pieces.
George IV, Farthings, 2 pieces.
Samples of the Currency of 186:1 ; a nice assortment,
Washington, Liberty, Knickerbocker, etc., all good,
13 pieces.
George IV, Half Penny.
George III, Half Stiver.
Hard Times Tokens, 18:17, 5 pieces.
Ten Kopeks, 1784, very fine, weight about 2 ounces.
Ten Kopeks, Russian, larger than the last, uncirculated.'
One Kopek, 18 12, very fine.
Pope Pius IX, Anno VI, 5 Baiocchi, 1851, uncirculated,
rare, size 26.
One Baiocco, 1849, Republica Romana, issued by the
city of Ancona, cast in copper, curious and rare, size 19.
Birmingham Penny, Union Copper Co. 1812, nearly
uncirculated, size 23.
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Barbadoes Penny, obv. pineapple, rev. negro head with
Prince of Wales feathers, good and scarce.
States of Jersey, Penny, head of Victoria.
Britannia seated, “ J. M. Leigh, Tobacconist, Sydney,”
penny size, line and scarce.
Justice standing “ Australia,” rev. “ R. Parker Moora-
bool St. Geelong.” Penny size, fine, rare.
Card of Moses Tolanto, Barbadoes, scarce.
Half, and quarter Anna, India, 1802, both very good.
Hong Kong Cents, 1865-0, both good.
One Pie, 1833, East Indian, good.
James I, Pewter money, with square copper plug in the
centre, poor, but very rare.
Leopold, Belgium, 10 Centimes, 1801, fine.
Bolton & Watt, 2 Penny Piece, 1797.
Denmark, One Cent, 1859, good.
George III, Farthing, 1799, very fine.
Anti Slavery Half Penny, 1795.
St. Helena Half Penny, very good.
East India coins, 4 pieces all good.
East India Co. One Cent, 1845, head of Victoria, proof,
a little rubbed, very scarce.
Three Pfenninge, 4 pieces all good.
Gibraltar Half Penny, good and scarce.
Seal tfc McBride, Fashionable furnishing iron-mongers,
Dublin, fine, rare, Half Penny size.
Republique Franyoise, rev. Bordeaux, rare, size 20.
Victor Emanuel ; a set; 10,5, 2, 1, Centesimi ; all good,
as a set, scarce.
Prof. Holloway’s Penny Token, London, 1858, good.
Franz Ivais. V. Oest. Koen., etc., obv., bust, rev. double
headed eagle, 1807, fine and rare, size 22.
Pecunia Madeiriensis XX. R., 1842, Penny size, fine,
scarce.
Coins of Spain, 4 pieces.
Coins of Portugal, 4 pieces, two very fine.
Prussian Coins, 3 pieces, base.
Chinese Coins, 4 pieces.
Swedish Halers of Baron Goertz, 2 pieces.
MISCELLANEOUS COPPER COINS, &C.
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Lawson’s, Hotel Bedford, Paris, decagon, fine, size 14.
Republic of Liberia, head of Liberty, rev. palm tree “One
Cent,” 1847, proof a little tarnished, rare.
Beautiful little coin of Japan, one Kin, bright, fine as
proof.
U. S. Cent of 1853, weight of the half cent, seemingly
struck on a thin planchet of reduced size.
Coins of Belgium, 3 pieces.
Two Centesimos of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay,
fine and scarce.
Columbia Farthing, fine.
One Real, Buenos Ayres, rev. Viva la Federacion, 1840,
good and very scarce.
Republica Dominicana, rev. f, 1848, brass, fine and
scarce. Sold Dec. 6, 1876, for 814.75.
Mexican Dollar, 1842, pierced, fine counterfeit.
A Phoenix “ Je Renais de mes Cendres No. 27,” copper,
fine.
Sons of Equity, “ Five Guinea Society,” brass, good.
Bee hive “ For imitation,” brass, good.
Four Jettons, head of Minerva, etc.
Signor Pagato, rev. “ Excusez,” brass.
Man rowing a boat, “ Steinwaerber Faehre Frey,” rev.
incused, brass, very fine, size 20.
Small coin of Caraccas, 1818, scarce and curious.
Minute coin of Greece, copper, very fine, size 10.
Helvetian coin, 1850, base.
Hollandia, 1755, 2 stivers, base.
A Perpetual Almanac, obv. arms of N. Y., brass, fine,
size 23.
Medal of the first Boston Coliseum, brass, fine and scarce,
size 18.
Obverse like the last, rev. “ United States the birthplace
of Freedom,” brass, good, scarce, size 18.
The Holy Family, rev. the crucifixion, tin, size 28.
Medal of Franklin and Montyon ; bronze, from the great
fire in Boston, size 26.
Obverse, bust, “ Louis Philippe, Roi des Francais,” rev. 5
Francs, 1841.
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Cents 1807, 1827, 1831,1837, 1850, fair and good, 5
pieces.
79. "L Store cards, Ball & Co. and others, 4 pieces.
80. Victoria Half Pence, 2 pieces, both fine.
Tasmania Penny, 1855, fine and scarce.
One dollar of the Republic of Haiti An. 27, obv. has head
of Boyer, fine and scarce.
South Wales Farthings, 3 varieties, one nearly proof.
Pro Bono Publico Farthing, 1796, very fine.
Dos Centavos, rev. blazing sun, 1864, this is one of a lot
of coins made at Plymouth, Ct., for the Republic of
Peru, they were condemned, and all melted with the
exception of a very few which were stolen, it is pre-
sumed that this is one of the small lot referred to,
nickel, very fine.
fa 86. Y M. S. & N. I. R. R. E. & N. Div., rev. i cord, 72, fine
and extremely rare, copper, size 16.
8 7. ^Warner C. K., minute eagle below the name rev. plain,
trial proof, copper, size 15.
Farthing of William and Mary.
Farthings of Victoria, 3 pieces.
Lot of coins all different, 1 Ancient Roman, 1 Farthing
of 1670, 17 pieces.
William Holgate’s Farthing, 1666.
James Wrath’s Farthing, 1664.
Thomas Combe’s Farthing, very ancient.
New money of the Republic of Bremen, rev. incused,
minute, ancient.
Oxford Fishmonger’s Farthing, brass, fine and rare,
1659.
Jettons and Medalets, a nice little lot, 8 pieces.
Sir Isaac Newton’s Farthing, 1796.
Coins, Medals, etc., several uncirculated , 12 pieces.
Microscopic figure of a dog on square copper planchet.
Head of Washington, embossed, rev. card.
Lincoln Badge.
Lincoln Ferrotypes, 2 pieces.
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Half Dollar 1832, counterfeit.
English Pennies and Half Pence, all good, 5 pieces.
Head of Liberty, 1776, rev. card.
Bust of Washington, rev. incused.
Medal of John A. Bell, tin, line.
\ Store cards all different and all good, Lyon, Wilkins,
Mahoney, Root, and others, copper and brass, 12 pieces.
, X Olcott, Brother, Rochester, N. Y., copper good.
Medal of William 111 of England, struck in commemo-
ration of the capture of Namur in Belgium 1695, obv.
bust in rich robes, rev. an ostrich holding a key. This
medal passed through the Great Fire in Boston, and
is rare, size 37.
Coins, Medals, etc., a lot of 8 pieces.
Lot of coins, 20 pieces, mostly good, some scarce.
Coins, lot about like the last, some duplicates, 20 pieces,
some line.
Head like Washington facing right, rev. shield, Token
of esteem, brass, pierced, scarce.
Coins of Portugal and Brazil, mostly good, 15 pieces.
One Penni and 10 Pennia, line, 2 pieces.
Coins of Haiti, 2 very fine, 3 pieces.
Russian coins, all good, 7 pieces.
English coins, Pennies, Half pence and Farthings, mostly
good, 27 pieces.
English colonial, Canadian, etc., great variety ; some
line ; 20 pieces.
Gun money, James I, shilling, line.
Coins of Prussia ; base, mostly good, 11 pieces.
Coins of Belgium ; mostly fine ; 13 pieces.
Coins of France ; a variety ; 13 pieces.
Peruvian coins ; 1 and 2 Centavos ; 2 pieces.
Asiatic coins ; fine, 4 pieces.
Foreign coins, etc., various countries, selected, a desira-
ble lot ; 19 pieces.
Medal of Uruguay ; nearly dollar size ; rare.
Roman Catholic medals ; no duplicates ; 6 pieces.
German coins ; a great variety, interesting lot ; mostly
in fine condition ; 28 pieces.
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Swedish coins ; 1, 2 and 5 Ore, all fine ; 3 pieces.
Coins, checks, etc. ; good lot ; 10 pieces.
Currency of 1863 ; a selected lot ; all uncirculated and
several are proofs ; 44 pieces.
A similar selection ; all fine, but not bright ; 30 pieces.
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DOLLARS.
1795. Only fair.
1796. Very good, but little circulated.
1798. Reverse, small eagle, slightly circulated very good
and rare.
1799. Fair.
HALF DOLLARS.
The following half dollars of dates prior to 1855, with the exception of
three, were found in a package in a bank at New Bedford, Mass., where
they had lain undisturbed for upwards of 40 years. There were 700 in the
package, a large portion of them were uncirculated, and these are the very
finest specimens, selected from the entire lot. As far as it extends, I have
never seen a finer set.
140.
£ L 141.
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(&0 144.
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146.
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148.
149.
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1794. Fair for this date, rare.
1795. Fine for this date which is now scarce.
1806. Pointed six, unworn, rubbed only in the slightest
degree.
1807. Head facing right, good but still the poorest in
the lot.
1807. Head to left, barely fair.
1808. Very fine.
1809. Equally fine, well struck, polished surface.
1810. Fine.
1811. Very fine.
1812. Perfectly uncirculated .
1813. Touched in only the slightest degree.
1817. Very fine.
1818. Uncirculated,.
1819. Perfectly uncirculated, well struck.
1820. Equally fine, has proof polish.
1821. Very fine indeed.
1822. Uncirculated, well struck.
HALF DOLLARS, &C.
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1823.
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1824.
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1825.
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1826.
1827.
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1828.
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1820.
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1830.
166.
1831.
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1832.
168.
1833.
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1834.
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1835.
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1836.
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1858.
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1706.
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1805.
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1806.
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1807.
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1818.
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1834.
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1835.
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1856.
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1850.
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1860.
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1861.
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1862.
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1876.
QUARTERS.
Poor but scarce.
Fair for date.
Pointed 6, very good for this date.
Barely fair.
Edge a little cut, otherwise tine.
Fine.
Good.
Good.
Fine.
Proof.
Very fine.
Proof.
Very fine.
DIMES.
1707. Sixteen stars, considerably worn, but still very
good for this date which is rare.
1708. Very fine, the impression is not strong, but the
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DIMES, &C.
piece is scarcely touched by circulation, the date
is rare, and in this condition very rare indeed.
1807. But little circulated, very scarce.
1811. Poor.
1814. Barely fair.
1820. Good.
1821. Fine.
1821. Small date, fair.
1823. Barely fair.
1825. About the same.
1827. Very good.
1831. Fine, uncirculated.
1835. Good.
1837. Good.
1837. Liberty seated, good.
1838. Fine.
1838. Liberty seated, only fair.
1839. Very fine.
1853. Good.
1860-62-63-66-67-68-70, all very fine. 7 pieces.
HALF DIMES.
1829. Very fine.
1831. Good.
1832. Very fine.
1833. Uncirculated.
1834. Very fine-
1835. Fine impression.
1835. Another variety, uncirculated.
1837. Fine.
1839, 1843, 1844, 1849, 1853, 1857, 1860, 1862, 1863, all
very fine. 9 pieces.
1867, 1868, 1872, all very fine.
1873. Proof.
1853-55-56-58-59-62, three cent pieces, all fine. 6p’cs.
HALF CENTS.
1794. Very good and scarce.
1795. Thin planchet, weak impression, but good for the
date, scarce.
/ /
HAI,F CENTS, &C.
15
' 42 221.
/0 222.
c-V 223.
&T 224.
\2 1^225.
226.
J *>~227.
228.
/ 4~22 9.
<JC 230.
'<*5231.
232.
/& 233.
v2'^34.
235.
A2 236.
/C 237.
/C 238.
239.
v<?-‘r240.
£.f*0 241.
242.
5^243.
6A4T244.
/£ 245.
4^ 246.
^5^247.
0-5248.
7^249.
<5^250.
251.
.^^252.
1800. Bright, uncirculated.
1802. Good for this date which is rare.
1803. Good for date.
1804. Uncirculated.
1805. Nearly as good as the 1804.
1806. Equally good.
1807. Fair.
1808. Little circulated, but bruised.
1809. Fine.
1809. A variety, only fair.
181 1. Poor but rare.
1826. Fair.
1828. Very tine.
1828. Twelve stars, very good.
1829. Good.
1832. Good.
1833. Fine.
1834. Fine.
1835. Fine.
1837. Half cents worth of pure copper, good.
1843. Fine proof, very rare.
1849. Large date, good.
1851. Bright, uncirculated.
1853. Ordinary.
1854. Fine.
1857. Uncirculated.
CENTS.
1793. Flowing hair, rev. links, a very fair cent for this
date.
1794. Barely fair.
1795. Good.
1796. Liberty cap, not much circulated, but not a sharp
impression, seldom found as good.
1796. Fillet head, fair.
1797. Only a little touched by circulation, planchet
slightly roughened, but a very good cent.
CENTS, &C.
16
./
/ c/& 253.
^&7254.
255.
vX<^256.
/SS^5l.
258.
" r 259.
/
4^0 260.
/ 261.
J~*f 262.
/ >2^263.
A? 264.
X-/ C3- *“) 265.
c-S ^^266.
267.
268.
/<3vf^69.
270.
%$ 3 271.
SJ~2^2.
273.
4^ 274.
275.
t/"?7 276.
/«S? 277.
A$278.
«sT5^27 9.
V^7 280.
281.
4^282.
. 288.
•V* ^284.
. , ;; C 285.
1798. Dark, but scarcely at all circulated.
1799. As a cent poor, but fair for this very rare date,
undoubtedly genuine.
1800. Poor.
1801. Very good.
1802. Dark color, but nearly uncirculated.
1803. Very fine indeed.
1804. Idas cross on the 4, a very fine cent for this date,
it is of dark color, but scarcely any worn, very rare.
1805. Fair for the date.
1806. Dark color, but a good impression, little worn.
1807. Fine for this date.
1808. Very little circulated, but a weak impression.
1809. Only fair, very scarce.
1810. Uncirculated, but color dark, in other respects a
very fine cent, rare.
1811. Very good indeed, has only the slightest marks of
wear.
1812. Better than usually found, scarce.
1813. Scarcely any circulated.
1814. A very fine cent for this date.
1816. Uncirculated, broken die.
1816. Nearly as fine, perfect die.
1817. Thirteen stars, uncirculated \ very fine.
1818. Bright, uncirculated.
1819. Uncirculated.
1820. Bright, uncirculated, a very fine cent.
1820. A variety, perfectly uncirculated.
1821. Ordinary.
1822. Very fine.
1 823. Original ; dark color, with only slight marks of use.
Rarely found as good.
1823. The re-strike , very fine.
1824. Uncirculated, or with only the slightest marks on
the cheek and hair, in this condition, now very rare.
1825. About like the last.
1826. Very good.
1827. Very fine, scarcely touched by circulation.
1828. Only fair.
/
CENTS, &C.
17
►
C-V286.
1829.
Very good.
/& 287.
1830.
Fine, but dark color.
288.
1831.
Ordinary.
/3 289.
1832.
But little circulated.
/^290.
1833.
Same condition.
$ 291.
1834.
1*001'.
A?292.
1835.
Very good.
/S 293.
1836.
Nearly uncirculated.
/J 294.
1837.
About like the last.
4/^295.
1837.
A variety liner than the last.
3() 296.
1838.
Fine, uncirculated.
/& 297.
1839.
With head of 1840, very good.
v?4 298.
1840.
Very tine.
299.
1841.
Uncirculated.
/& 300.
1842.
Scarcely any circulated.
<4Hjoi.
1843.
Very good.
JO 302.
1844.
Fine.
/& 303.
1845.
Very line.
4T5o4.
1846.
Very fine.
/O 305.
1847.
Fine, good impression.
X.r306.
1848.
Equally fine.
C?3 307.
1849.
Very good.
C.^308.
1850.
Uncirculated, bright.
\5^309.
1851.
Uncirculated, bright.
£ STi io.
1852.
U nci rculated, br igh t .
So 311.
1853.
U ^circulated, bright.
0^312.
1854.
Uncirculated , b right.
03 313.
1855.
Straight date, fine.
0^3 14.
1855.
Slanting date, bright, uncirculated.
lTJ"315.
1856.
Uncirculated, bright.
VV? 3 1 6.
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1857.
Uncirculated.
- <^317.
1857—1
58-59-60-62, nickel, all uncirculated.
w #318.
1864-1
19-70, bronze, uncirculated .
4 ^319.
Nickel cent without date, good.
PATTERN PIECES, &c.
Throughout the catalogue the closing numbers refer to the size.
£ 320. The Continental Dollar, obv. dial, rev. endless chain with
=ss=^ names of states, silver proof, 24.
PATTERN PIECES, &C.
18
d* 321.
- ^ 322.
S' i» 323.
4 * t’ 324.
/ 5 325.
326.
32 7.
328.
Ring Dollar, United States of America, 1852, very
rare, 10.
Half cents worth of pure copper, etc., fine 15.
Confederate Cent, obv. head of Liberty, “ Confederate
States of America, 1861,” rev. wreath “ One Cent,”
copper proof very fine, and the die being broken, this
piece must always be rare, 13.
Five Dollars, “ Massachusetts and California Company,
1849,” copper, fine and scarce.
Feuchtwanger 3 cent piece, arms of New York, 1837,
fine, scarce.
Another variety, eagle on a rock, 1837, fine and rare.
Another variety, eagle and serpent, 1864, scarce.
Medal of the First Steam Coinage, Feb. 22, 1836,
original , scarce.
The same Mar. 23, 1836, original ', bronze proof.
Same thick planchet, re-strike, bronze proof.
Feuchtwanger cents, 5 varieties, all fine.
1864. Gold dollar, in brass.
1858. Quarter, base.
SUTLERS’ CHECKS.
These checks have of late received great attention ; the following collec-
tion is not only the largest that has ever been offered for sale, but, so far as
the owner knows, is the largest existing, and in quality is certainly sur-
passed by none. They are almost without exception scarce, and many are
very rare, for this reason no attempt is made to designate the rarity of
particular specimens.
S'f
334.
Alexander.
, J. II., 33d Tnd. Reg.,
5 cts.
, copper, fine, 1 2.
335.
Asher, 11.,
9th Vir. Reg., 25 cts.
and i
5 cts., brass, fine,
3 pieces,
1 1 and 14.
(/*
336.
August, L,
84th Reg. 111. Vol., 50
cts.,
25 cts. and 5 cts.,
brass, all
fine, 3 pieces, 11, 14,
17.
337.
Beall, W.,
Good for 25 cts., rev.
eagle
brass, fine, 14.
V J
338.
Bare & Rauch, 11th Ya. Reg., 5
cts., 1
trass, fine, 12.
(>
339.
Beecher, 11. 11. A Co., 40th 111. I
*eg.,
2 5 cts., locts. and
5cts., co]
>per and brass, all fine,
4 pieces, 11, 12, 14.
340.
Benson, .1.
J., 1st Mtd. Rifles, 50cts., t
in, fine, 17.
/j
341.
Benton, J.
C., 41st, Reg. 111. Vol., 1
LOcts.
and 5cts., copper,
brass and lead, fine, 3 pieces, 13.
sutlers’ checks.
19
S0 342.
7/' 343.
W 344.
^ 345.
^ 340.
/ t
* 347.
348.
^ 349.
250.
f/ 351.
352.
'2
353.
2
t J
354.
355.
3
356.
/j
357.
3
358.
$
359.
'2
o
360.
6
361.
! 0
362.
60
363.
6
364.
Brown, S., 51st (). Reg., Sets., brass, line, 1 1.
Burke, T. E., 10th Reg. O. V. I., 5cts., brass, fine, 10.
Cooper, J. L., 2d Reg. O. Cav., 25cts., 5cts., copper, fine,
2 pieces, 12 and 14.
Christy, J. W., 37th Rid. Vol., 5cts., brass, fine, 11.
Church, J). J., 105th Reg. O. V. I., 25ets., lOcts. and
Sets., brass, all fine, 3 pieces, 10, 12 and 14.
Church, I). J., 105th Reg. O. V. I., Sets., copper, fine, 10.
Cruikshank, J. W., 81st Reg. O. V. I., 25cts., lOcts,
Sets., copper, very fine, 3 pieces, 12.
Davidson, G., 36th Rid. Vols , 25cts., Sets., 3 pieces, brass,
fine, 10, 12, 14.
Drennan, William W., 64th Reg. O. V., Sets., brass,
fine, 10.
Ezekiel, M., 3d Va. Reg., Sets., brass, very fine, 14.
Farr, W. A., 14th N. II. Vol., lOcts. and Sets., copper
and brass, fine, 2 pieces, 14.
Forbes, G. W., 23d O. U. S. A., 25cts., lOcts., Sets.,
copper proof, 3 pieces, 12.
Hamlin, E. W., 4th Reg. O. V. C., 25cts., lOcts., Sets.,
brass, fine, 3 pieces, 10, 12, 14.
I Rill, R. B. A Co., Ky. Cav., lOcts. and Sets., brass,
fine, 2 pieces, 10, 12.
Hatch, S., 7th Reg. O. V. M., 25cts. and 5cts., brass, fine,
2 pieces, 14, 16.
Hasson, sutler, 25cts., lOcts. and Sets., copper, brass
and tin, all fine, 7 pieces, 14.
Hasson, James, Sets., brass, fine, 10.
Hirsch, A., 47th Reg. (). V. M., Sets., brass, fine, 14.
Iloddy, P. it Co., 1st Neb. Reg., 25cts. and Sets., copper
and brass, fine, 2 pieces, 12, 14.
Hosiner it Crowther, 62d (). V. M., Sets., brass, fine, 10.
Hofer A Jones, noth Reg. O. V. I., brass, fine, 1 1.
Holmes, J., 5th Rid. Cav., lOcts. and Sets., 2 pieces, brass,
*10, 12.
Hosford, T. .1. it Co#, 2 Sets, and lOcts., brass, fine, 2
pieces, 12, 14.
20
sutlers’ checks.
•- 365.
' 368.
^ 360.
370.
371.
■' 372.
' 373.
374.
t.
375.
376.
377.
1 378.
370.
^ 380.
■
381.
/ 1
382.
383.
384.
// 385.
/<? 386.
M 387.
Hosmer & Crowther, 62dReg. O. V. M., $1, lOcts., Sets.,
brass, all fine, 3 pieces, 10, 12, 16.
Howell, B., 45th Keg. O. V. U. S. A., Sets, brass, fine, 1 1.
Inglish & Nautz, 32d 111. Vol., 50cts., Sets., brass, 2 pieces,
10, 16.
Jamison, William, Camp Chase, 25cts., lOcts, Sets., brass,
fine, 3 pieces, 10, 12, 14.
Nowell, E., 46tli O. V. U. S. A., lOcts., brass, 12.
Kingsbury, W., 1st Coun. Keg., 25cts., brass, 14.
Kerr, J. M., Sirnmonds Battery, 50cts., 25cts., lOcts.,
copper proof, 3 pieces, 12.
Kohn, A., 1st Va. Reg., 5cts., brass, good, 10.
Lamb, A. A., 70th 111. Reg., 25cts., lOcts., 5cts., brass, fine,
3 pieces, 10, 12, 14.
Lester, H., 51st R. 111. V., 25cts. and lOcts., brass and
copper, fine, 2 pieces, 14, 16.
Louis Harvey, 23d Mass. Reg. 25cts., lOcts., copper, fine,
2 pieces, 12.
Longwell, J. INI., U.S.C.I., 25cts., tin, fine, 16.
Mawzy, J. W., 41st Ind. Vol., 5ets., brass, fine, 10.
Maddy, G. S. & Co., 84th Ind. V. I., lOcts. and 5c.ts.,
brass fine, 2 pieces, 10, 12.
McBeth A Aull, 45th Reg. O.V.I., 5cts., brass, fine, 10.
M’Kinney, H.D., 1st O. V. Art., 25cts. and 5cts., brass,
fine, 3 pieces, 14, 16.
Merwin, R., 8th O. V. M., 25cts. and 5cts., brass, fine, 2
pieces, 10, 14.
Metcalf, John I., 3d Reg. Cav. U. S. A., lOcts. and 5cts.,
brass, good, 2 pieces, 10, 12.
O’Neal, J. L., 2d Va. Cav., 5cts., brass, fine, 10.
Parker, R. S., 3d N. Y. Cav., $1, 25cts., lOcts., brass,
fine, 3 pieces, 10, 12, 17. 'w“ 1 ' *'
Q. M. G. I). O. S., 25cts. 20ct8., copper and brass, very
fine, 3 pieces, 14.
Rice, IL, McClellan Brigade, 111. Vol., 50cts., 25cts.,
lOcts., 5cts., brass, fine,' 4 pieces, 10, 12, 14, 16.
Samson, A., O. V. IL S. A., 25cts. and 5cts., copper and
brass, fine, 2 pieces, 10, 14.
388.
£ 389.
a
< 390.
H' 391.
/ tf 31) ‘2.
S'? 393.
y^ 394.
395.
2-L 396.
/S' 397.
\S
398.
3
399.
2 S'
400.
//•5>
401.
402.
Gr
403.
?
404.
/r
405.
&
406.
X
407.
&
408.
409.
Sr
410.
6r
411.
412.
sutlers’ checks. 21
Shannan, 1*., 35th Ind. Vol., lOcts. and 5cts., brass, 2
pieces, 12, 14.
Schwabacher, 15th Reg. U. S. R. C., lOcts., brass, 14.
Show, William, 69th Ind. Vol., 5cts., brass, 10.
Sibley, W. W. & Co., 71st Reg. Ind. Vol., 25cts., lOcts.,
and 5 cts., brass, fine, 3 ])ieces, 10, 14.
Slocum, A., 102d Reg. O. V. I., 25cts. and lOcts., brass,
* good, 2 pieces, 12, 14.
Smith, D. B., 28th 111. Reg., lOcts. and 5cts., brass, 2
pieces, 10, 12.
Shirwood, W. W., 18th Va. Reg., 5cts., brass, 10.
Spitzer, J. B., 55 (). V. I., 5()cts., 25cts., 5cts., copper,
very fine, 3 pieces, 12.
Sullivan, M., 57th Reg. O. V. M. IF., 50cts., 25cts.,
lOcts. and Sets., 6 pieces, brass, 10 to 16.
Wescott, 16th I. IF. S., 25cts., lOcts., Sets., brass, fine,
3 pieces, 10, 12, 14.
Whitehead, S. & Co., 97th 111. Vol., lOcts. and 5cts.,
copper and brass, 2 pieces, 10, 12.
Wood & Harrison, lOcts., brass, fine, 12.
Wright, Sid., 11th Reg. Wis. Vol., lOcts., brass, very
fine, 14.
Vanderbeek, William, “Sutler’s check,” 50cts., lOcts.,
5cts., brass, proof, 3 pieces, 12, 14, 17.
27th and 48th U. S. C. T., 25cts., 2 var., brass, 14, 16.
4th Va. Reg., Sets., brass, fine, 10.
2d Reg. Va. Cav., Sets., brass, fine, 10.
O. V. M. O. (). Reg., Sets., brass, fine, 14.
2d Reg. O. Cav., 25cts. and lOcts., 3 var., brass, 12, 14.
5th Reg. O. Vol., Sets., brass, fine, 14.
Zouave, 34th Reg. O. V. M., Sets., copper, fine, 14.
1 01st Reg. O. V. I., 25cts., lOcts. and Sets., copper and
brass, fine, 3 pieces, 12, 14, 16.
21st Ky. V. I., 25ets., lOcts., Sets., copper, fine, 3 pieces,
12.
77th Ind. Reg., Sets., brass, proof, 12.
16th Ind. Vol., 2Scts., lOcts., Sets., brass, fine, 3 pieces,
10, 12, 14.
99
sutlers’ checks, &c.
413. 22d Reg. Ind. Yol., 25cts., lOcts., brass, fine, 2 pieces,
12, 14.
414. 27th Reg. 111. Yol., 25cts., brass, fine, 14.
CENTENNIAL OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, <fcc.
The arrangement here followed is in accordance with the list of W. H.
Holland, published in the American Journal of Numismatics, the closing
numbers refer to the size, and the numbers in brackets to Holland’s list.
. //> 415. Eagle facing left on a shield with arrows and olive branch
1770, Declaration of Independence, rev. Building
Erinnerung an Stuttgart Liederiialle, 4 Juli.
1873. Type metal, perfect condition, very rare, [l],
/ 5 416.
-V
c?
' 5'4L
418.
30 419.
21.
Medal of the Centennial Celebration of the Battle of
Lexington, dies by Mitchell, splendid proof in silver,
[2], 24.
Mechlenburg Declaration of Independence, 20 May,
1875, silver, proof, [3], 20.
Medal of the Antiques and Horribles, obv., a drunken
man with gun, and bottle marked Old Rye, rev.
“Charlestown Centennial Antique Association,
1775, 1875,” with names of members, white metal,
Bust of Warren, full face, rev. Bunker Hill Monument,
“ Bunker Hill Battle Ground, 1875,” tin, pierced,
fine, 1 5 |, 23.
/ O 0 420. Medal commemorating the visit of the 7th Regiment
National Guards of New York, on occasion of the
Centennial Celebration of the Battle of Bunker Hill,
dune 18, 1875, obv. has view of the monument sur-
rounded by rays, silver, proof [0], 20.
e"/ 421. Another medal of the same celebration obv., a fine
group, representing the Death of Warren, rev. the
monument, “Centennial Anniversary, June 17,
1875,” white metal, gilt, fine [7], 17.
422. Another medal commemorative of the same event obv.,
“Warren,” on a shield “June 17, 1775,” rev. view
of the monument and grounds, white metal, proof
pierced [8], 17.
CENTENNIAL MEDALS.
23
S b A 423.
/ S? 424.
425.
< J 5 426.
427.
6 428.
3 / 1 429.
VS 4,30.
/y
431.
The united Colonies typified by a female figure half
kneeling, holding in her right hand a sword resting
upon the ground, with her left arm raised pointing to
a constellation of thirteen stars, “These United
Colonies auk, and of right ought to re, free and
Independent States, 1776,” rev. allegorical group of
three female figures, Columbia crowning Manufacture
and Art,” “In Commemoration of the Hundredth
Anniversary, etc., 1876.” One of the finest of the
centennials. Splendid proof in silver, only ten struck,
[»], 36-
Obverse same design as the last, rev. “ By authority of
the Congress of the United States, 1776.” “In
commemoration,” etc., splendid silver proof [10], 24.
Bust of Gen. Hawley, facing right, rev. “The 100th
Anniversary,” etc., black walnut [11], 40.
Head of Alfred T. Goshorn, facing left, rev. like the last,
black teal nut, [ 12], 40.
Head of Washington to right. “ George Washington
born,” etc., rev. like the preceding, black walnut [13],
40.
Head of Washington facing right, larger and better ex-
ecuted than the last, inscription same on obv. and rev.,
black walnut [14], 40.
Main building of the Exposition eagle shield, flags, etc.,
above, inscription below, rev. view of the Art Building
and Park. “ Fairmount Park Philadelphia, 1870.”
The dies for this medal were cut in England and Mr.
I lolland mentions the fact, that, owing to their superior
workmanship, orders were given at the mint that no
more should be struck, for the reason that they inter-
fered with the sale of others, only ten were struck in
y
silver, splendid silver proof [ 15], 32.
View of the Main Building, “Centennial Exposition
Philadelphia, 1876,” rev. “ 1776 Illustrating the
GROWTH AND PROSPERITY OF A FREE PEOPLE IN A
HUNDRED YEARS, 1876, silver proof [16], 26.
End View of the Main Building, “ 1776, In Memoriam,
24
CENTENNIAL MEDALS.
/<
432.
/
433.
434.
4^ 435.
^ 436.
437.
438.
439.
440.
✓
441.
442.
443.
? 444.
1876,” etc., rev., “The 100th Anniversary of Ame-
rican Independence,” etc., black walnut [17], 48.
End View of the Art Building, “ Memorial Hall or
Art Gallery,” etc., rev. same as the last, black walnut,
[18], 48.
View of Art Building, “ Centennial Art Gallery,
Philadelphia, in Memoriam, rev. same as number [16],
dies by Key, silver, proof [19], 26.
Same design and inscription as the last, but smaller,
struck in celluloid or rubber [20], 23.
View of Horticultural Hall, “ Centennial Horticul-
tural Hall, Philadelphia,” rev. same as [16], silver,
proof [21], 26.
View of Independence Hall, “ Independence Hall,
birth place of liberty,” re v. same as number [ 1 1 ],
black icalnut [22], 40.
View of Independence Hall and adjoining buildings,
“Proclaim Liberty throughout tiie land, and to
all the people thereof,” rev. Memorial Hall, “ To
COMMEMORATE THE CENTENNIAL,” etc., silver, proof
[23], 36.
View of Independence Hall, rev. Independence bell,
“ Proclaim Liberty throughout the land, and to
ALL THE INHABITANTS THEREOF,” silver, proof [24], 24.
Military bust of Washington facing right, on a scroll
beneath, date of birth and death, rev. same as No. [24],
silver, proof [25], 24.
Obverse same as the last, rev. View of Independence
Hall, date of commencement and completion, silver,
proof [26], 24.
Obverse, Independence Hall, different view from any of
the preceding, rev. Independence bell with yoke,
“Proclaim Liberty” etc., copper, proof [27], 24.
View of Independence Hall, rev. Liberty bell, 1776,
1876, silver, proof [28], 1 1.
Head of Washington to right, rev. same as [28], silver,
proof [30], 12.
Head of Washington, facing right, rev. Liberty bell,
below, 1776, silver, proof [31], 12.
CENTENNIAL MEDALS.
25
445.
'/<'* 446.
'j* 447.
f 448.
- ' >' 449.
450.
451.
<'^452.
' / T 453.
6
454.
455.
Head of Washington facing right, rev., unfinished monu-
ment, Wood’s series “ C” No. 3, satirical, silver, proof,
only 30 struck [32], 25.
Washington Monument Medal, obv., like the last, rev.,
from a different die, bronze, proof, 25.
Bust of Washington facing right, surrounded by a wide
ornamental border with horse and foot soldiers in the
panels rev., “ The Declaration of Independence, 1776,”
view of the signing, silver, proof [33 ], 26.
Obverse, like rev. of the last described medal, rev., card
of II. G. Sampson, “ Centennial Linen Markers, 1876,”
tin, proof [34], 26.
Bust of Abraham Lincoln facing right, rev., “ Our
Nation’s Freedom achieved by Washington and per-
petuated by Lincoln,” tin, proof [35], 25.
Obverse, same as number [32], rev., similar to [32], but
from a different die, the monument having lines indi-
cating the stone work, tin, proof, few struck [36], 25.
Obverse, same as number [33], Washington facing right,
with panel border, rev., “There! John Bull can
read that name without spectacles, now let him
double his reward,” fac simile of signature of John
Hancock, tin, proof [37], 26.
Large naked bust of Washington facing right, rev.,
view of Independence Hall and adjoining buildings,
“ Birth Place of American Independence, 1776,” silver,
proof [38], 24.
Obverse, same as last, rev., a female figure seated, olive
branch in her right hand, her left resting on a shield,
emblems of commerce and agriculture, “Free and
United States, 1876,” silver, proof [39], 24.
Obverse, head of Washington like the last, rev., fountain,
“Centennial Fountain, Fairmount Park, dedicated
to American Liberty, July 4, 1876, Phila.,” tin,
proof, gilt [40], 24.
Obverse, female figure seated like rev. of [39], Inde-
pendence llall, “ Birthplace of American Independ-
ence,” silver, proof [41 ], 24.
4
CENTENNIAL MEDALS.
26
' 45G.
' 45V.
/ / '458.
/ SJ' 459.
460.
461.
■ / c, 462.
/ 4 S' 463.
/ 2/ 5" 464.
/ / 466.
7 /S' 466.
'->/> 467.
? ^*'468.
Obverse, same as tlie last, rev., an officer, soldier and
farmer, with emblems of war and peace, “American
Colonies, 1776,” silver, proof [42], 24.
Obverse, Centennial Fountain, with inscription like No.
[40], rev., a shield with cross and lilies, “ Erected by
the Catholic total abstinence Union of America,”
silver, proof [43], 24.
Naked bust of Washington facing right within a circle
of stars, “The Centennial year of our National In-
dependence, 1876,” rev., a wreath of oak leaves, and
within the same, “Battle of Moore’s Creek Bridge,
No. Carolina, Feb. 27, 1776,” silver, proof [44], 21.
Obverse, like the last, rev., “Battle of Sullivan’s Island,
So. Carolina, June 28, 1776,” silver, proof [45], 21.
Obverse, same,’ rev., “ Battle of Long Island, New
York, Aug. 27, 1776, silver, proof [46], 21.
Obverse, same, reverse, “ Battle of Harlem Plains,
New York, Sept. 16, 1776,” silver, proof [47], 21.
Obverse, same, rev., “Battle of Lake Champlain New
York, Oct. 11 and 12, 1776,” silver, proof [48], 21.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Battle of White Plains, New
York, Oct. 28, 1776,” silver, proof [49], 21.
Obverse, same, rev., “Battle of Fort Washington, New
York, Nov. 16, 1776,” silver, proof [50], 21.
Obverse, same, rev., “Battle of Trenton, New Jersey,
Dec. 26, 1776,” silver, proof [51], 21.
Bust of Washington to left, in military costume, “ To
aid St. John’s Guild Floating Hospital,” rev., bust
of Martha Washington facing left, “ Centennial
Reception,” etc., one of Wood’s series, very rare, only
15 struck before the die broke, silver, proof [62], 18.
Obverse, bust Washington facing right, same inscription
as the last, but the design wholly different, rev., like
the last, silver, proof, 50 struck [53], 18.
Obverse, Gold pine tree on blue enamelled field. Outside
in gold letters on a raised white enamelled gold edged
border, “Sail on O Union strong and great, 1876,”
rev., a mail-clad arm brandishing a sabre, gold on
CENTENNIAL MEDALS.
27
/ 57* 400.
? <>/,470.
? S' 471.
c5^ 472.
/ 47-‘L
<- )y 474.
3 475.
^>V47G.
477.
^ 478.
- / 470.
480.
white field, outside in gold letters on red ground, gold
edged, “ Ense petit Placidani sur Libertate Quietem,”
oval, size 11 by 15, heavy gold band with loop and
ring, the most beautiful of all the 1870 Centennial
memorials, extremely rare [54].
Obverse, Pine Tree, “ Massachusetts ” rev., Monogram
“ U. S.,” 1770 above, 1870 below, “Sail on O Union
strong and great,” gold, proof \ extremely rare [55],
12X10.
Woman seated with distaff, “ She seeketh wool and
flax, and worketh willingly with her hands, 1770,”
rev., monogram, “ W. C. A., Art is the handmaid of
human good, Lowell, 1870, ” gold, proof , extremely
rare [50], 15.
Obverse, bust of Martha Washington facing, 1870, rev.,
“ In honor of the women of the 1770 Revolution,”
tin [58], 12.
Obverse, bust of Washington to right, rev., Independence
Hall, silver, proof [59], 11.
Obverse, same, rev., Independence Hall surrounded by
thirteen stars, silver, proof [00], 11.
Obverse, Independence Hall, rev., Liberty bell, silver,
proof [01], 11.
Obverse, Independence Hall, surrounded by thirteen stars,
rev., Liberty bell, 1776, silver, proof [62], 11.
Obverse, bust of Washington facing right, rev., large
bell, “ 1770, 1870,” silver, proof [63], 11.
Obverse, bust of Washington like the last, rev., small
bell with yoke 1770, silver, proof [04], 11.
Obverse, the main building of the Exhibition, below “ In-
ternational Exhibition,” rev., same as No. [17], black
walnut [66], 48.
Obverse, view of Memorial Hall “ 1776, 1876” rev., same,
as the last, black walnut [67], 48.
Obverse, view of Main Building “Centennial Exposi-
tion,” rev., “ 1770, 1870,” “three millions of Colo-
nists on a Strip by the sea, nowr forty millions of
freemen stretching from Ocean to Ocean, black walnut,
oblong [08], 04XH*
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CENTENNIAL MEDALS.
V ' / 481.
/ 482.
483.
<?/ 484.
485.
£
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487.
488.
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48£
490.
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491.
Obverse, view of Memorial Hall, rev., like the last, black
walnut [09], 04X44.
Obverse, view of Horticultural Hall, rev., like the last,
black walnut [70], 04X44.
Obverse, view of Agricultural Hall, rev., like the last,
black walnut [71], 04x44.
Obverse, view of Machinery Hall, rev., like the last,
black walnut [72], 04X44.
Obverse, head of Washington, facing left. “First in
War,” etc., rev., George and the Old Man with the
tree lopped over, “ I cannot tell a lie,” cherry wood
[73], 40.
Obverse, bust of Washington to right. The Japanese
Embassy medal, rev., “To Commemorate the Hun-
dredth Anniversary of American Independence,” tin,
proof [75], 34.
Obverse, head of Washington to left on a panel in a
wreath, cherub on each side with a palm branch and
holding a circlet of thirteen stars, below, eagle with
motto, rev., a group of five figures, America presenting
wreaths to Art, Commerce, Agriculture and Manu-
facture, “ International Exhibition, Philadelphia,
1876.” The Danish medal, very elegant in design
and execution, silver proof [76], 34.
Medal, in design closely imitating the last, but bearing
a different inscription, “Let us have Peace, 1776,”
“ The Centennial year of the United States of America,
1876,” silver, proof, very rare [77], 34.
Obverse, bust of Washington to left, reverse, Washing-
ton and his father, same in design as No. [73], tin,
proof [78], 32.
Obverse, The Three principal Exhibition buildings one
over the other with names beneath, rev., view of the
Signing of the Declaration, reduced from Wright’s
large medal, tin, fine [79], 32.
Obverse, Dionysius, Pythias, and Damon, a fine group,
rev., “ The order of the Knights of Pythias, com-
memorates the one hundredth Anniversary of Ame-
rican Independence, Aug. 22, 1876.” Mr. Holland
CENTENNIAL MEDALS.
29
states that this medal unpierced is excessively rare ,
silver, proof [80], 32.
x '5 492. Helmeted Head of Minerva, surrounded by a circle of 52
dots, rev., two United States flags crossed, one bearing
13 and the other 3 V stars, “United States of Ame-
rica. Independence, 1776-1870.” This is the French
centennial medal, certainly one of the finest of the
series, bronze proof [81], 32.
493. View of Memorial Hall, below, head of Washington
facing right, above the bust “ 1870.” This medal in
the form of a St. Andrews cross bears a rose bud in
each of the eight corners, it has a plain reverse and is
struck in brass [83], 32.
Bust of Washington to right, on pedestal inscribed,
1770, 1870, July 4th, Philadelphia, soldier at each side.
This medal was struck to commemorate the visit of
the New York 7th Regiment to Philadelphia in 1870.
With clasps and tri-colored ribbon, silver, proof
[84], 28.
Head of Pius IX to right, “ In honor of the Catholic
visitors to the International Exhibition, 1870,” rev.,
female figures typifying Europe and America,” See
how we prosper,” silver, proof [85], 28.
Head of Queen Victoria to left, “ In honor of the
English visitors,” etc., rev., like the last, silver, proof
[86], 28.
Head of Kaiser William to right, “Den Deutschen
besuchern der Weltausstellung Gewidmet,” rev., like
the last, silver, proof [87], 28.
Bust of Marshall Mac Mahon, “A L’Honneur,” etc.,
rev., like the last, silver, proof [88], 28.
Head of Washington facing left, “A century adds
lustre to his Fame, rev., same as the last, silver, proof
[89], 28.
The last five medals are rare, only 25 of each were struck in bronze, and
a less number in silver.
y 494.
/ /T495.
/ y> 490.
f S'/ 497.
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9 t >' 499.
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STOKE CARDS.
£
STORE CARDS.
The dosing numbers refer to the size.
500. Adams, John J., Taunton, Mass., copper, unc., IS.
501. Aldridge & Earp, Phil., looking glass, etc., brass, good,
scarce, 18.
502. Ayer, J. C., “ The currency to pass,” rev., postage
stamp, 16.
503. Ayer, “Take Ayer’s Pills,” rev., stamp, 16.
504. Anderson, Henry, boots and shoes, N. Y., copper, fine, 1 7.
c 505. Amsden’s store, Geneva, 111., rev., Geo. Williams, Belve-
dere, 111., copper, pierced, but extremely rare, 17.
506. Alandeti’s, rev., mitad, copper, very fine, 14.
507. Alexander, Herr, rev., “ presented” etc. A little medal
by C. C. Wright, poor and rare, copper, 18.
'' 508. Abrahams, bust of Washington, rev., Weston, Mo., brass,
good but pierced, 17.
509. Asher, II., tin, fine and curious, 9.
^ 510. Ashton, E. M., watch check, brass, fine, 14.
//' 5ii. Beers, C. H.,“ revolvers, cutlery, etc., 55 Broadway,” rev.,
plain, brass, fine, 16. fv u c /
Bolen, J. A., bust, rev., “ die sinker,” etc., copper, proof,
16.
Same in tin, proof, 16.
514. Same in lead, fine, 16.
Bolen, .T. A., different bust, rev., liberty cap, “United
States of America,” copper, proof, 18.
' 516. 01 averse, same, rev., “ stamp cutter, die sinker,” etc.,
copper, proof, 18.
Bolen, J. A., obv., boy and eagle, rev., like last, copper,
proof, 18.
/ 3 518, Same as the last, in brass, very fine, 18.
Bolen, J. A., obv., like reverse of last, rev., U. S. Armory,
etc., copper, proof, 1 8.
' V 520. Same in brass, proof, 18.
' 521. Obverse same, rev., “ Confederatio, 1785,” copper, fine,
18.
522. Black, Samuel H., 410 Broadway, N. Y., 17.
523. Black, S. II., 102 Elm st., N. Y., 17.
/* 511.
c5l
512.
/£
513.
514.
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515.
3
516.
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517.
/;5
518.
£ 6
519.
520.
521.
/f-
522.
/ U
523.
STORE CARDS.
31
Y 524.
' ^525.
' 520.
5 527.
tO 528.
529.
' v 530.
' 531.
<*■
532.
' 533.
534.
535.
537.
'Ia,
5 538.
' ^ 539.
6 540.
541.
3 542.
/ 543.
4
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544.
545.
540.
/ V
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547.
548.
549.
550.
Y 551.
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& 553.
Black, S. II., 43 Lispenard st., N. Y , 17.
Black, S. 11., 390 i Broadway, N. Y., 17.
Black, Samuel N., rev., “ No cent,” -17.
Bosford, S. N., rev., clock face, “ Time is money,”
copper, fine, 18.
Ball Sj Co., Grand Rapids, Mick., silver, fine and very
rare, 18.
Same in copper, fine, 18.
Beals, J. J. & W., Boston, rev., clock face, brass fine, 18.
Baker, Wright & Howard, ladies’ saloon check, tin, 17.
Baker & Moody, Chicago, 111., bronze, proof, rare, 17.
Same in brass, very fine, 17.
Bates, Joseph, fancy goods, Boston, rev., postage stamp,
15.
Burbank Shaw, 149 Lake St., Chicago, 1845, copper,
fine and scarce, 1(5.
Botsford, S. N. tfc II. C., Bristol, Conn., copper, 18.
Brown, Curtiss <fc Vance, Louisville, Ky., rev., C. W.
Jackson, Broad and Lombard streets, copper, probably
unique , 18.
Bailey & Co., rev., “ watches, diamonds, etc.,” silver,
fine, rare, 19.
Bradstreet, Hoffman & Co., N. Y., tin, proof, 22.
Brown, Pangborn & Co., N. Y., rubber, fine, 20.
Barnum, P. T., American Museum Card, tin, proof, 24.
Burr, Henry W. tfc Co., Milk St., Boston, rubber, fine, 20.
Beirn, M. F., Magnolia Hotel, Phil., rev., eagle, copper,
proof, 12.
Blatz,V., Lager Bier,Gambrinus drinking, copper, fine, 13.
Black lead compound, Babbitt metal, brass, fine, 13.
Byrne, Eleanor liugg, obv., bust, rev., Byrneore gold,
1859, bronze, proof, 19.
Same in brass, 19.
Same in tin, fine, 19.
Byron, W. H. & Co., Milwai ikeo, brass, fine, scarce, 1 7.
Bowen tfc McNamee, 16 Williams st., plain edge, brass, 18.
Bowen tfc McNamee, rev., “silk goods,” brass, fine, 18.
Benedict & Burnham, Waterbury, Ct., copper, fine, 18.
Bailey, J. C., Jersey City, rev., Bennett, N. Y., copper,
fine, 16.
32
STORE CARDS.
t ' 554.
' 555.
55G.
557.
■
558.
4 559.
/
. 560.
501.
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? 6 562.
563.
y 1
564.
" 565.
566.
6 567.
Browning Bros., Phil., druggists; brass, fine, 18.
Bolenhagen, T. & Co., rev., City Hall, brass, fine, 17.
Same, but of smaller size, brass, 14.
Same design and metal, 12.
Barclay, R. C., Norfolk, Va., copper, fine, 18.
Bucklin’s bookkeeping, 5 varieties, copper, 18.
Budd, A. A., watchmaker, brass, 14.
Beck’s Public Baths, Richmond, nude woman bathing,
somewhat rubbed, but in good condition and a very
rare card , copper, 18.
O. & B. Boutwell, bakers and confectioners, rev., stamped
“ New-Y. Broth,” poor but a very rare card , 18.
Brown, William R., Congress Hall, Saratoga, brass, 17.
Buchan, David C., known as the chair card, pierced but
otherwise good, brass, a rare card , 18.
Brimelow, T., soda ticket, plated, fine, 15.
Same in copper, very fine, 15.
Brimelow, T., bust of Washington, rev , “ 2,” brass, fine,
568.
0 569.
S' 570.
<\.
° 571.
t2
«y 572.
✓v
573.
574.
0
3 575.
576.
0 577.
578.
4
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36
65"
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9.
580.
15.
Obverse, same, rev., mortar, copper, fine, 15.
Brimelow, T., another bust of Washington, rev., mortar,
copper, proof, 15.
Obverse, same, rev., bust of Franklin, brass, fine, 15.
Same in copper, fine, 15.
Brimelow, T., bust of Franklin, rev., mortar, copper,
fine, 15.
Brimelow, T., small bust of Washington, rev., mortar,
copper, proof, 12.
Same in brass, fine, 12.
Same in tin, fine, 12.
Bassett, J. E. & Co., New Haven, copper, fine, 15.
Bassett, .T. E. & Co., a variety, copper, proof, pierced, 15.
Burnett, Joseph, Boston, 5 varieties, the rev., of each is
a postage stamp, brass, all fine, 16.
Brown’s Bronchial Troches, rev., stamp, brass, 15.
Bailey <fc Co., Phila., rev., stamp, brass, 15.
581. V Bowman, G. R., Hagerstown, Maryland, rev., telescope,
brass, fine, scarce, 14.
582. Buchanan, Ella, Ashaland O., brass, fine, rare, 14.
STOKE CARDS.
33
S'f 583.
A
‘ 584.
o
585.
586.
° 588.
/ ■
/c 589.
A. „
^ 590.
^ 591.
S 592.
% 593.
* ^ 594.
// 595.
/* 596.
/S 597.
^ 598.
599.
/ 3 600.
// 601.
602.
y ^ 603.
// 604.
/V 605.
/U 606.
607.
608.
609.
Cole, II. H., rev. .’Costume Hall, brass, fine and rare, 17.
Clark, James & Co., Hudson, N. Y., brass, proof, rare, 17.
Crossman, 11, rev., eagle, copper, very fine, 17.
Obverse, same, rev., head of Liberty, copper, fine, 17.
Chubbuck, S. W., Utica, X. Y., rev., telegraphic alpha-
bet, copper, proof, 19.
Colcord, S. M. & Co., Boston, rubber, fine, 20.
Carrington & Co., N Y., obv., the first expressman on
horseback, copper, proof, 20.
Same in tin, fine, 20.
Chamberlain, Woodruff & Scranton, Fair Haven, rev.,
Hotchkiss, Hall & Platt’s long brick store, brass, fine.
A very rare card.
Chesebrough, Stearns & Co., 37 Nassau st-, N. Y.,
copper, proof, 18.
Same in brass, fine, 18.
Same, with Dr. Sellick on the reverse, bronze, proof,
rare, 18.
Same, brass, fine, 18.
Crocker Brothers, Taunton, Mass., copper, fine, 18.
Cleaves, C. C. C , Memphis, Tenn., copper, fine, rare, 16,
Curtis, John K , N. Y , obv , has head of John Allan,
silver , proof, \ rare, 20.
Same, copper, very fine, 20.
Same in brass, very fine, 20.
Same in tin, very fine, 20.
Curtis, John K., obv , the antiquary, “ A real antique,
but alas it is indecypherable,” copper, proof, 20.
Same in brass, fine, 20.
Curtis, John Iv , obv., bust of Washington faci ng left,
copper, very fine, 20.
Cook, Henry, Boston, rev., “No surrender of the Fort
Sumter of the North,” tin, proof, 26.
Cogaii, Edward, Phila., rev., I860, in wreath, silver, fine
proof, rare, 14.
Same in copper, proof, 14.
Same in brass, proof, 14.
Same in tin, fine, 14.
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STORE CARDS.
610. Same in brass, milled edge, fine, 14.
611. Obverse, same, rev., “ The highest premium,” etc., copper,
fine, 14.
612. Same in nickel, fine, 14.
613. Same in tin, fine, 14.
614. Cogan, Edward, obv., bust of Washington, tin, fine, 20.
615. V Cossitt, Hill & Co., Memphis, rev., shield, copper, fine,
14.
616. ! Same in brass, fine, 14.
617. i Obverse, same, rev., different, copper, fine, 14.
618. i Same in brass, fine, 14.
619. V Obverse, same, rev., President’s house, brass, fine, 14.
620. >' Same in copper, fine, 14.
^ 621 A Obverse, same, rev., “Wealth of the South,” copper,
fine, 14.
622. t Same in brass, fine, 14.
OS'- ,
' 623. ■ Obverse, same, rev., Palmetto, “ No Submission,” brass,
fine, 14.
624. y Obverse, same, rev., plain, copper, fine, 14.
' 625. y Same in brass, fine, 14.
C? s.
626. Clark, James & Co., rev., cloting Hudson, N. Y., brass,
proof, rare, 17.
' ’ 627.^ Cutler, F., Webster building, Buffalo, a very rare card ,
but struck on an imperfect planchet, copper, 19.
628. Cohn, M. A., “50, 68, Wt. St.,” rev., plain, brass, very
629.
630.
631.
O
/£.
6
/$
J #
632.
633.
634.
635.
636.
637.
fine, very rare, 16.
Clark & Anthony, rev., Lafayette, copper, 18.
Copper Mine Token, in the centre, letter C, with figure
1 inside of it, obv., Indian head, old and very rare
token struck for use at the copper mines, 12.
Clinton Lunch, eagle and stars, rev., head of Minerva,
German silver, fine, rare, 13.
Same as the last, in brass, equally fine and rare, 13.
Dayton, J. H., “ 17th street,” copper, fine, 18.
Duncan, Sanford, Louisville, Ky., copper, proof, 18.
Same in brass, 18.
Diem, Carl, N. Y., rev., stars, copper, 18.
Same in brass, fine, 18.
038.
/ 7 039.
040.
/t
041.
^ 042.
( 043.
/S' 044.
' ' 045.
640.
/ 04V.
^ 048.
649.
7 650.
051.
'/ 052.
'•> 653.
054.
655.
/ 650.
’L 657.
% 658.
' 659.
^ 600.
' 661.
STORE CARDS. 35
Dickeson, M. W., Phil., rev., Sommer Islands, copper,
proof, 20.
Obverse, same, rev., head of Washington, tin, line, 20.
Obverse, same, rev., Ancient Ship, tin, proof, 20.
Doremus, Suydam & Nixon, Patent Stock Manufactory,
copper, tine, 17.
Same, rev., linens, sheetings, and damask, a fine card by
W right & Bale, copper, gilt, 17.
Doremus, Suydam & Nixon, 39 Nassau st., copper
plated, fine, 17.
Doremus, Suydams & Nixon^ by Hale & Smith, brass,
milled, pierced, 17.
Doremus & Nixon, rev., “Drygoods for hotels, etc.,”
brass, fine, 17.
Doremus & Nixon, obv., ship, rev., steamer, copper,
proof, 18.
Same in brass, very fine, 18.
Drown, W. A. & Co., rev., Market st., Phil., nickel,
proof, 18.
Obverse, same, rev., names of the firm, nickel, proof, 1 8.
Deveau, P. B. & S., copper, fine, 17.
Diatite Co., Boston, diatite, pierced, fine, 23.
Day, II orace H., rev., “ Buy Day’s combs,” rubber,
square, 27X20.
Dodd & Co., hatters, Cincinnati, copper, proof, 18.
Same in brass, fine, 18.
Same design, different die, 6 stars on obv., brass, scarce,
18.
Dimmick, J., rev., Crystal Palace, Detroit, copper, proof,
18.
Same in brass, fine, 18.
Davenport, Chapel st., New Haven, copper, fine, 18.
Drake’s Plantation Bitters, rev., Postage Stamp, brass,
fine, 10.
Dickson, White & Co., Phila., copper, nearly proof and
very scarce, 19.
Durkee & Co., Omnibus Token, rev., two jackasses,
“ When shall we three meet again,” copper, fine, rare,
12.
36
STOKE CARDS.
* 662.
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603.
664.
//•
665.
666
<$>
667.
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668.
/S"
669.
Jy
670.
671.
672.
/
673.
2s
674.
2s
675.
676.
2/
677.
678.
2/
679.
2/
680.
2/
681.
2/
682.
2/ S'
683.
6'
684.
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685.
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686.
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688.
Dadman, F. W. & Co., 15 Court square, tin, scarce, 18.
Day, Newell & Day, rare card, by Wright & Bale,
copper. 17.
Dunbar & Wolff, Ripley, O., brass, fine, 14.
Erwin, S. C., 149 Main st., Cincinnati, brass, tine, 14.
rN ans, E. N., watchmaker, brass, fine, 14.
Evens, P., 149 Main st., Cincinnati, a rare card , by
Bale, copper, 15.
Evens, all kinds of sewing machines repaired, etc., brass,
plated, fine, 14.
Elgin National Watch Co., rev., Certificate, tin, fine, 19.
Eastman’s National Business College, “ One Cent,”
copper, fine, 12.
Eliott, Vinson & Co., Memphis, rev., Palmetto, “No
submission to the North” copper, proof, 14.
Same in brass, fine, 14.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Wealth of the South,” copper,
fine, 14.
Same in brass, fine, 14.
Obverse, same, rev., President’s house, copper, fine, 14.
Same in brass, fine, 14.
Obverse, same, rev., shield, brass, fine, 14.
Obverse, same, rev., shield, dif. variety, brass, fine, 14.
Obverse, same, rev., “Steamer Lancaster,” copper, fine,
14.
Obverse, same, stamped, “ 25,” rev., plain, brass, fine, 14.
Same as the last, without stamp, fine, 14.
Obverse, same, rev., Stockman & Co., copper, fine, 14.
Farnsworth cfc Phipps, Boston, by Wright <& Bale, copper,
fine and rare, 17.
Foster «fc Parry, Grand Rapids, brass, fine, 18.
Fountain Blacking, rev., “there is no difficulty to him
that wills,” brass, fine, 18.
Francisco & Co., hatters, rev., bust “ Louis Kossuth,
the Washington of Hungary, 1852,” copper, nearly
proof, and almost unique, 18.
Francisco & Whitman, Nashville, Tenn., copper, proof,
18.
Same in brass, fine, J 8.
STORE CARDS.
37
' 689.
3 690.
/ ^ 691.
vV (502. ,
O 693.
<>. /
694.
° 695.
696.
697.
' 4^698.
' /I 699.
^ TOO.
7 ' 701.
/ / 702.
Francisco & Co., Memphis, Tenn., copper, fine, 18.
Same in brass, fine, 18.
Farmers & Mechanics’ Life Insurance Co., N. Y., 1869,
copper, proof, 20.
Same in silver, proof, rare, 20.
Fotterall, Benjamin F., Vicksburg, copper, proof, same
in brass, very fine, two pieces, 18.
Fithian, \V. C., painter and grainer, brass, fine, 16.
Fussell, Henry !>., Phila., brass, good, 16.
Foster & Metcalf, Grand Rapids, copper, proof, 13.
Feuchtwanger, N. Y., rev., “ House and household
furniture,” etc., struck in Feuchtwanger’s metal, very
fine, and rare, 17.
Feuchtwanger, Dr. L., 377 Broadway, X. Y., rev., like
the last, struck in same metal, very fine and rare, 17.
Feuchtwanger’s composition, “Three Cents,” obw, coat
of arms, 1837, same metal, fine, scarce, 16.
Feuchtwanger’s three cent piece, rev., eagle and serpent,
same metal, very fine, 16.
Feuchtwanger cents, two varieties, both fine, 12.
Freise, Fr., “ 12 Ave. A., New York,” copper, very
703.
704.
705.
/ ^ 1 706.
^ 707.
708.
4 V
o
<3
roo.
7io.
' 711.
^ 712.
^ 713.
^ 714.
tine, 15.
Fera, George, Studio Building, Boston, tin, fine, 17.
Fobes and Barlow, New Haven, copper, fine, 18.
Foster, Martin & Co., Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich.,
brass, fine, 17.
Fitzgibbon, rev., Nicholson’s Grocery store, St. Louis,
Mo., brass, tine, scarce, 18.
Same as the last, copper, nearly proof, 18.
Folger, N. C., 17 Old Levee, N. Orleans, copper, nearly
proof, 17.
Same in brass, equally fine, 17.
Folger, N. C., obv., same, rev., different, copper, fine, 17.
Same in brass, equally fine, 17.
Folger, N. C. & Son, obv., Pelican feeding her vonim
rev., crescent and stars, brass, proof, 18.
Gruber, John I\, N. Y., Apoth. weight, 1 dram, copper,
fine, 13.
Same in brass, fine, 13.
38
STORE CARDS.
u
715.
710.
y /f
717.
O 0
718.
/z
719.
720.
721.
/o
722.
723.
4^
724.
725.
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726.
/
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i Li.
728.
729.
z
730.
0
731.
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732.
3
733.
■
734.
/V
735.
/6y
736.
< v
0 j
737.
/S'
738.
/S'
739.
Gruber, John P., Gold weight, Troy 2 Pennyweight,
copper, proof, 12.
Gustin & Blake, Chelsea, Vt., “ tin, copper and sheet
iron workers,” copper, very rare in this condition, 18.
Gowans, 1). & Co., Canal st., N. Orleans, obv., view of
London Crystal Palace, copper, proof, 14.
Geissler, 1*. L., Evansville, Ind., Watch token, brass,
fine, 14.
Green & Wetraore, Yesey st., N. Y., rev., anvil, copper,
fine, 18.
Gould, D. H., “ Boarding and Lodging,” Fulton st.,
brass, 17.
Griffiths, G., Tea dealers, Cincinnati, rubber, fine, 20.
Galt House, Main st., Cincinnati, rubber, fine, 20.
Haskins, W. P., Troy, N. Y., rev., planing machine,
copper, fine, 18.
Ilallock, Poison & Bates, 41 William st., N.Y., copper,
fine, scarce, 19.
Ilallock & Bates, cor. of Burling slip, brass, very fine,
scarce, 19.
Same in copper, very fine indeed, 19.
Hathaway, Ephraim A., rev., a grate, copper, fine, is.
Hunt & Nash, Irving House, N. Y., rev., postage stamp,
2 varieties, brass, fine, 15.
Henderson & Gaines, 14 Canal st., N. Orleans, Japan
and Britannia wares, etc., brass, very fine indeed and
rare, 20. <KaM c tvccv|V /vu-
Hall, Henry A. & Co., Boston, rubber, fine, 19.
Hart & Co., “Poker check,” N. Y., rubber, fine, 20.
Hodgman, I)., Maiden Lane, N. Y., rubber, fine, 20.
Hopkin’s Western Publishing House, copper, 17.
Hopkins, I. A., Milwaukee, copper, fine, 17.
Handy, W. A., Providence, R. I., copper, fine, 18.
Harvey, Samuel & Joseph, Phil., copper, pierced, rare, 17.
Hess & Speidel, obv., head of Apollo, tin, nearly proof,
scarce, 17.
Hill, E., “Dealer in coins, medals, minerals,” etc.,
rev., “ Virtue, Liberty and Independence,” tin, fine, 18.
Hill, E., obv., same, rev., boy and dolphin, brass, fine, 1 8.
STORE CARDS, &C.
39
' 740. Same as the last, copper, proof, 18.
741. Same in tin, very fine, 18.
742. Hill, E., obv., same, rev., head of Forrest, tin, fine, 18.
' 743. Ilill, K., obv., same, rev., head of Webster, tin, fine, 18.
/t 744. Holden, C. N. & Co., Lake st., Chicago, copper, very
fine, 18.
745. Same in brass, equally fine, 18.
> 740. Hardy, Col., “ Crier, $10, 1858,” brass, fine, 15.
c 747. Hart, Samuel & Co., Club House cards, brass, very fine,
15.
c 748. Same, silver plated, 15.
749. Hart, S amuel & Co., obv., Queen of Diamonds, rev., Jack
of Clubs, copper, fine, 18.
750. Same in tin, fine, 18.
EARLY AMERICAN COINS.
3 £$'751.
^l£C752.
< 753.
^ uV 754.
✓ v
/<>' 755
L £0 756.
> 'Z
757.
*#>758.
New England Shilling ; obv., “ N. E.,” rev., “xii,” as
fine as when made, very rare.
Pine Tree Shilling, 1652. Tall, straight tree with seven
branches on each side, large size, well struck.
Pine Tree Shilling, 1652. Five branches on a side, dots
in the inner circle much larger than usual, small
planchet, very fine and evenly struck.
Oak Ti *ce Shilling, 1652. Tree with very large trunk,
dots in the circles very minute, a fine, well spread coin,
nearly as perfect as when made.
Oak Tree Sixpence, 1652. Tree symmetrical in form with
small trunk, apparently two smaller trees springing
from the ground at its root, rev., unevenly struck, but
altogether a very fine specimen.
Pine Tree Threepence, 1652, very fine, not injured by
circulation, but the planchet being small it did not
take a full impression especially on the rev.
Oak Tree Twopence, 1662, large size, very good and
scarce.
Gloriain Regni, 1670. Obv., laureated bust to right,
“ Lud., xiii i, I). G. Fr. et Nav. Rex rev., Crowned
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EARLY AMERICAN COINS.
//
Shield of France, “ Gloriam Regni, A. Tvi Decent,
1670.”
For a very full and interesting account of this coin see an article by
Prof. Anthon in Am. Jour, of Num., vol. xi, p. 49.
The above described piece is in almost the finest possible condition, and
that it has appeared in but one American sale indicates its extreme
Lord Baltimore or Maryland Shilling, in fine condition,
rare.
Lord Baltimore Sixpence, in fine condition. This piece is
rarer than the shilling.
Louisiana Cent, 1722 ; obv., two Ls crossed and
crowned, in fair condition.
Louisiana Cent, 1707 ; obv., two Sceptres crossed, rev.,
a wreath, countermarked R. F., fine and scarce.
Louisiana Cent, 1767, same as the last, but without the
countermark, uncirculated , in this condition, without
the countermark, rare.
Virginia Half Penny, 1773. Dark color, otherwise in
fine condition.
The Florida Piece, 1760 ; obv., bust of Charles TIT, of
Spain, “ Carlos iii d. g. Ilispan, Rex. ; rev., a full
blown rose, with leaf and bud on a stem, “Jvan Este-
van de pena Florida, 1760.”
The duplicate of this piece, which is of half dollar size, has long been
known to American collectors ; it was till recently believed to be unique.
Mr. Mickley’s specimen, which was pierced, sold for $52.60. This, which is
much finer, indeed in perfect condition, cost the owner a larger price. But
two or three specimens are known.
/ 766. Rosa Americana Penny, 1722. Perfectly uncirculated,
rare in this condition.
Rosa Americana Half Penny, 1722, rev., “ Rosa Ameri,”
patinated, dark, but in uncirculated condition, scarce.
Rosa Americana Two Pence, 1723, a superb piece, per-
fectly uncirculated.
769. Rosa Americana Penny, 1723. Companion piece to the
the fact
rarity.
A
' 759.
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> 760.
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762.
h'£>
763.
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764.
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''"*765.
767.
768.
last.
770. Nova Constellatio Dollar, obv., a wreath surrounding
the inscription “U. S. 1000,” legend, “Libertas Justitia,”
1783, rev., an eye surrounded by rays forming a sun,
between the rays thirteen stars, “Nova Constellatio.”
This piece, purchased from Mr. Mickley, I believe to be a copy of the
earliest United States dollar.
EARLY AMERICAN COINS.
41
' £5 771.
5^ '779
Nova Constellatio, Half Dollar, 1783. In general design
resembling the last, from the same collection, and in
same condition.
772. James II., tin piece, original, scarce.
3/'
' fit
773. Nova Constellatio, 1783, very fine.
774. Nova Constellatio, 1785.
775. Nova Constellatio, 1785, uncirculated , a rare piece in
this condition.
/ y a
' 770. Nova Conxtelatio , very fine, nearly proof, rare.
^ 777. U. S. A., or Bar Cent, in perfect condition, original.
778. IT. S. A., or Bar Cent, struck in silver, in this variety
the S passes under the A.
779. U. S. A., or Bar Cent, in silver, unlike the last, the S is
over both the U and A.
Of the last described two pieces, I know nothing, but presume they are
of modern make.
780. Fugio, or Franklin Cent, 1787, original, very fine.
Fugio, 1787, struck in silver, from original dies dis-
covered a few years since, in New Haven, fine impres-
sion.
Fugio, 1787, same as the last, in copper, very fine.
Vermont Cent, 1785, “ Vermonts Respublica,” rev.,
“ Quarta Deeima Stella,” very tine indeed and scarce.
Vermont Cent, 1788, obv., “ Vermou Auctori,” rev.,
Imle et Lib,” fine.
Vermont Cent, obv., “ Vermon Auctori,” rev., “ Brit-
tania,” obv., fine, rev., poorly struck.
Massachusetts Cent, 1787, very tine.
Massachusetts Half Cent, 1787, very fine, nearly proof
surface.
Massachusetts Cent, 1788, fine.
Massachusetts Half Cent, 1788, perfectly uncirculated ,
nearly proof impression.
Connecticut Cent, 1787, common variety, but in re-
markably fine condition.
5*
780.
781.
dr
782.
' d'p
783.
784.
/V
785.
lY
780.
787.
Vc
788.
l a<^
789.
ST
790.
3y
791.
792.
793.
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EARLY AMERICAN COINS.
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795.
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796.
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797.
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798.
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799.
800.
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801.
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805.
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806.
^ ^807.
808.
Unum rev., arms of the State, with the motto,
“ Excelsior,” eagle at the top, facing left ; very fine,
and rare.
New York Cent, 1787 ; “Immnnis Columbia,” Liberty,
seated on a globe, scales in her left hand, liberty pole
in her right, in extra fine condition, rare.
New York Cent, 1787 ; “Nova Eborac,” large bust,
facing right, rev., Liberty seated, uncommonly fine,
scarce.
New York Cent, 1787 ; “Nova Eborac,” small bust,
good, scarce.
New York Cent, 1794, Talbot, Allum, & Lee, uncircu-
lated, scarce.
Castorland Half Dollar, or Medal, 1796 ; splendid
proof, in silver.
Castorland Medal, 1796 ; milled edge, splendid, bronze
proof.
New Jersey Cent, 1786 ; broad shield, fine, scarce.
N. .T. Cent, 1787 ; fine surface, perfectly uncirculated ,
rare in this condition.
N. .T. Cent, 1787, large planchet, small shield, very fine.
N. J. Cent, struck over another coin, the inscriptions
strangely mixed, fine.
Annapolis or Chalmers Shilling, 1 783 ; very fine, and
scai'ce.
Chalmers Threepence, 1783 ; very fine indeed.
Baltimore Town Piece, obv., bust; rev., “ Standish Barry,
Threepence.” Struck July 4, 1790, fine, and very
rare.
Kentucky Piece, “ British settlement of Kentucky,
1796,” Hope presenting two children to Liberty, who
stands surrounded by emblems of peace and plenty ;
rev., Britannia, seated, head bowed down, with spear
inverted, and scales under her feet, “Payable by P.
P. P. Myd delton.” The design is of exquisite beauty,
and the piece itself a splendid silver proof, exceedingly
rare.
Kentucky Token, “ Our Cause is just,” plain edge, very
fine.
EARLY AMERICAN COINS.
43
***809.
' a*
Ov 8X0.
^811.
81 2.
813.
( 814.
815.
816.
- 'V 817.
818.
8 I 9.
820.
4# 82 1 .
^v823.
v? ^582 4.
V/^825.
f/^ 826.
^827.
' £>d "828.
829.
2^830.
Continental Currency, 1776 ; obv., sun and dial, “Mind
your business,” rev., chain of thirteen links, in perfect
condition, scarce.
Continental Currency, 1776 ; of same design, as the last,
but within the two inner circles, under the sun dial,
k. Fkcit, tin, fine, this variety is really rare.
Continental Curency (sic.), 1776, similar in design to
the preceding, very fine, and scarce.
Georgius Triurnpho, 1783 ; uncirculated , scarce.
Ships, Colonies, & Commerce, rev., ship, with American
tl ag, uncirculated.
Ships, Colonies & Commerce, rev., ship, with English
fl ag, uncirculated.
Franklin Press Half Penny, 1794 ; very fine.
Danish American Colonial Piece, 1767.
French Colonial Medal, 1751, obv., laureated bust, fac-
ing right, “ laid., xv, Rex Christianiss,” rev., Indian
warrior, standing, with bow and arrows, “ Sub Omni
Sidere Crescunt,” in exergue, “ Col. Franc de L. am
1751.” A beautiful little medal, in fine condition, and
exceedingly rare, copper, size, 18.
Connecticut Cents, a selection of 6 pieces, all different.
Nova Constellatio, a variety, 3 pieces, one fine.
Massachusetts Cents, 1787-88, 4 pieces, two good.
Massachusetts Cent, 1788, uncirculated, but edge filed
into saw teeth.
Oak Tree Shilling, 1652, fine and rare.
Pine Tree Threepence, 1652, very tine indeed, and rare.
M assachusetts Cent, 1788 , uncirculated, a very desirable
piece.
Massachusetts Half Cent, 1787, fine.
Fugio, struck in silver, original, fine and rare.
Virginia Cent, 1773, poor.
Connecticut Cent, 1785, Negro head, good, scarce.
Rosa Americana Penny, 1722, fair.
Connecticut Cents, 3 pieces, all good.
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WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
WASHINGTON MEDALS, Ac.
The numbers inclosed in brackets have reference to Mr. Wm. S. Apple-
ton’s “ Description of medals of Washington,” published in the American
Journal of Numismatics and afterwards separately re-printed. The * Nos.
refer to a supplementary article by Mr. Appleton, to be found in the same
Journal, vol. xi, page 34.
> 831. Washington before Boston, by Duvivier, very fine
impression front the original die. The rev. of most
of these medals is from a recent die. Originals a/% ex-
tremely rare , bronze [l], 43.
'* 832. Same as the last, struck after the reverse die had been
slightly changed, splendid proof in silver, rare [2], 43.
833. Voltaire Washington Medal with head of Bentham, rev.,
*****
/ c //'834.
V'- 835.
//
' '** 836.
/ //'
83 :
^Washin. Reunit par un rare Assemblage, les Talens,”
etc. In perfect condition, rare, copper [3], 20.
Busts of Washington and Franklin facing left, rev.,
beaver gnawing at the trunk of an oak tree, 1770,
bronze, very fine [4], 20.
Obverse, like the last, rev., an eagle hovering over a part
of a sphere inscribed “United States,” 1783, above,
bronze, proof [5], 26.
Military bust of Washington facing left, “G. Washing-
ton. C. C. A. U. S. rev., like the last described medal,
silver, in perfect condition and very rare [6], 20.
Double head Washington Cent, copper, very fine [7],
838.
,5 V/
839.
S &
840.
("ft 841.
S42.
“Washington and Independence, 1783,” rev., “Unity
States of America,” copper, fine [8], 18.
“Washington and Independence, 1783,” Military bust
facing left ; rev., Liberty seated, “United States,”
copper, fine [9], 18.
Laureated bust facing left, “ Washington and Inde-
pendence, 1783 ;” rev., similar to the last, copper, fine
[10], 18.
The same re-struck from the original die, silver, proof,
[11], 18.
Non Vi Virtute Yici, or N. Y. Washington Cent ; obv.,
bust of Washington, facing right ; rev., Liberty seated,
-
WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
45
843.
YV’
844.
845.
840.
? ^847.
#
y
4*6
848.
with scales. “ Neo Eboracensis, 1 7 8(>,” planchet
slightly imperfect just above the bust, and the reverse,
* as is usual with these pieces, lightly struck, uninjured
by circulation. One of the finest known and of extreme
rarity | 14], 19.
Bust facing right, “ George Washington,” rev.,
“ General of the American Armies,” etc., in nine,
straight lines, tin, pierced, in good condition, scarce
[15], 22.
“Geo. Washington, born Virginia, Feb. 11, 1732 ;”
bust of Washington, facing left, rev., “General of
the American Armies, 1775, resigned, 1783, Presi-
dent of the United States, 1789,” in ten parallel
lines; a star above, copper. .1 finer specimen has never
been offered [ 1 7 j, 19.
Washington Cent, small eagle, 1791, proof impression,
very fine and rare [21], 19.
Washington Cent, large eagle, 1791, splendid, scarce
[20],' 19.
Naked bust, Washington Cent, bust in Roman style,
facing right, “Washington, President, 1792,” rev.,
tall slender eagle with shield, talons holding olive
branch and arrows, three stars on each side of the head,
the word “ Cent” directly over the head, and the edge
inscribed “ United States of America.” This cent ,
one of the seven of this variety known, was taken from
circulation , and is the more interesting from having
long served its purpose as a coin. In fair condition
and of great rarity [31 1, 20.
Washington Cent, bust facing left, “ Washington, Presi-
dent, 1792,” rev., an eagle displayed, on his breast, a
shield, in claws, olive branch and arrows, on a label,
“ Unum K Pluribus,” above the head, 12 stars pi a
curved row, and one just below, edge without inscrip-
tion, very fine indeed and, of extreim rarity [28], 19.
Washington Cent, 1792, obverse, from same die as the
last; rev., “ General of the American Armies," etc.,
in 10 parallel lines, edge inscribed “ United States,”
etc., very fine indeed and rare [29], 19.
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WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
- / 850.
' '851.
852.
<0
' l
*853.
/ S5 854.
6a
Washington Cent, 1792, “ G. Washington, President,
1,” rev., “ United States of America,” a large eagle
displayed, shield on his breast, olive branch and arrows
in his claws, about the head, 15 stars, edge plain, very
fine Indeed and rare [28], 19.
Washington Half Dollar, 1792, from the same dies as
the last described piece, and like that, the edge is with-
out inscription, silver, and though circulated as a coin,
still in uncommonly good condition. All of the Wash-
ing to7i Half Hollars are extremely rare / this variety
with plain edge particularly so, silver, 20$.
W ashington Cent, obv., bust of Washington facing left,
“George Washington born Virginia, Feb. 11, 1732,”
rev., a large spread eagle with one star above the
head, and 12 stars arranged in a curve. This re-
markable piece is from the Mickley collection, and was
sold Oct. 31, 1807, for 8105. It is the rarest variety of
all the Washington cents. No other having appeared
since this was first sold, it is, with scarcely a doubt,
■unique, and I regard it as not only the rarest, but the
most valuable of all known Washington Pieces, except- *
ing alone the Washington Half Dollar from the
Finotti collection. It is certainly seven times as rare
as the naked bust cent. In very good condition. See
Appleton's Desiderata, No. 1, 20.
Liverpool Half Penny, obv., from the same die as the
large eagle centof 1791, rev., a ship sailing right, below,
two oak branches crossed. This piece, which must be
distinguished from the Liverpool Half Penny, with
date under the ship, is rarer than the naked bust cent,
or the 1804 dollar. The edge of this is differently
lettered from any known specimen, copper, fine, 18.
Liverpool Half Penny, obv., from same die as small eagle
cent of 1791, rev., ship with date 1793 below, edge
lettered, copper, fine [32], 19.
Washington (4 rate Cent, obv., bust, rev., grate, 1795,
copper, uncirculated [34], 18.
Washington, Liberty and Security, 1795, on edge, Pay-
able at London, Liverpool or Bristol, copper, very fine,
19.
856.
WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
47
/> >
857.
858.
859.
890.
Same as the last, but has edge inscribed “ Birmingham
Redruth and Swansea,” copper [36 j, 18p
Washington, Liberty and Security, military bust facing
left, edge inscribed “ An asylum for the oppressed of
all nations,” copper, very fine [38], 21.
Washington, Liberty and Security, same design as the
last, but a circle of milling on the obverse, copper,
very fine [21 ].
The Manley Medal, bust with aged features facing left,
rev., “General,” etc., in 10 parallel lines, bronze, very
801.
862.
863.
zv,
865.
fine [18], 31.
Manley Medal, same as the last, tin, very fine, 31.
Manley Medal, from altered die, “ Geo. Washington,
Nat us,” etc., silver, fine [19], 31.
Bust, facing right, “George Washington, 1790,” rev.,
circular inscription, in three lines, within which is a
caduceus erect, crossed by a cannon and fasces, upon
which is a scroll inscribed “ liepub. Ameri.,” copper,
proof [39], 21.
5 ^*864. One of the Season Medals, obv., a country scene, with
house and trees at the left, and trees in the background;
in the foreground, a shepherd' with crook, watching
his sheep; in the extreme foreground, a cow and calf;
a domestic scene, visible through the open door of the
house; in the exergue, “U. S. A.,” rev., a beautiful
wreath of oak and laurel, within which is the inscrip-
tion, “Second Presidency of Geo. Washington
mdccxovi,” bronze proof [42], 31.
Another of the Season Medals, obv., a landscape, man
sowing. In the distance a man plowing, houses and
trees, a mountain in the back ground; in exergue “IT.
S. A.,” rev., same as the last. Tn very good condition,
but not equal to the preceding, bronze [41], 31.
A set of the season medals, six in number, comprising each of the three
varieties, in silver and copper, was sold by me, at auction, March 20, 1804.
for $000. The two here described are fully equal in quality to the corre-
sponding ones in the set referred to.
860. Bust of Washington facing right, “George Washington,
President of the United States,” on the arm “Ilalli-
day,” rev. “ Commission resigned, Presidency re-
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WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
y'j' 867.
^ yy 868.
/<v
x J 869.
2* ** 870.
871.
6y
872.
& 'J 876.
/ ' 874.
875.
*2
6t
876.
877.
linquished, 1707,” an altar with sword and fasces,
and wreath of olive. The Ilall i day medal is one
of the rarest of the Washingtons, tin, proof [43], 34.
Design similar to the last, obv., inscription abbreviated,
rev., same. Known as the larger Sansom Medal. This
medal has never been restruck, and is rare, bronze,
nearly proof [44], 29.
The smaller Sansom Medal, same design as the last,
original, in silver, very fine and scarce [45], 26.
Sansom Medal, same as the last, modern impression,
from rusted die, bronze, 27.
The Masonic Medal, obv., bust facing left, “ G. Wash-
ington, President, 1797,” rev., Masonic emblems,
“Amor, Honor, et Justitia. G. W. G. G. M.,” brass,
in uncommonly good condition for this piece, which
is seldom found fine [46], 22.
North Wales Half Penny, obv., bust, rev., harp crowned,
copper, fine [49], 17.
1 > ust facing right, “ George Washington,” rev.,
“ Success to the United States,” brass, plated, very
fine [50], 16.
Same design ds the last, but of smaller size, brass,
pierced [52], 12 J.
Wreath surrounding a military bust facing left ; rev.,
tomb, surmounted by an urn, weeping figures, military
emblems, etc., “He is in Glory, the world in tears
commonly called the large funeral medal. By Perkins,
tin, very fine for this medal, which is extremely rare.
I believe this to be the one sold, May 20, 1864. See
McCoy Catalogue, No. 2377 [54], 36.
Bust to left, “ Gen’l George Washington,” rev., oak
wreath, “ Born, Feb. 22d, 1732, died, Dec. 14, 1799 ;”
tin, pierced, dark color, surface slightly roughened, but
still uncirculated [56], 28.
The Westwood Medal, bust facing right, rev., “With
courage and fidelity he defended the rights of a free
people,” bronze, proof, rare [57], 26.
The Fame Medal, bust, with aged features, facing right,
“ Washington, born Dec. 21,” etc., rev., a beautiful
WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
49
/5"878.
** 879.
** 880.
881.
882.
888.
figure of Fame, with trumpet, and bearing a wreath
of laurel, flying over land and sea, sun rising over the
ocean, with ship in the distance, “ Wisdom, Virtue,
and Patriotism, mdccciii,” bronze, very fine indeed ,
and rare [07 J, 24.
Bust with aged features, resembling that on the Fame
Medal, rev., “The Hero of Freedom, the Pride of
his Country and Ornament of Human Nature,
1800,” splendid bronze proof, tire gilt, an exceedingly
rare funeral medal [00], 24 4.
Bust facing right, “George Washington, born Feb.
11, 1732, died Dec. 21, 1799,” rev., like No. [39].
The Wyoti Medal, bronze, very fine [59], 21.
Bust facing left, within a wreath, rev., a funeral urn in-
scribed “ G. W.,” long inscription in two circular lines,
silver, original , very good [00], 19.
Funeral Medal, same general design as the last, but
with slight deferences, tin [01], 18£.
Funeral Medal, obv., like the last, rev., skull and cross
bones, silver, pierced, original, fine and rare [02], 184.
Bust of Washington facing left within an oval wreath,
below the bust, 1732, surrounding the wreath, “Gen.
Washington, born, Virginia, F. 11,” rev., a funeral
urn, with base inscribed, “G. W.,” at the left of the
urn, America, personified by a female Indian, with
head-dress of feathers, stands weeping, her left arm
resting on the urn, her right hand raised and pointing
upward, a weeping willow shading the urn, below the
group 1799, and surrounding it, “ G. A. Arm. 75, R.,
83, P. U. A., 87, R., 90, G. Ar., U. S., 98.” This
medallic memorial of the death of Washington, was
obtained several years since, from the family of Jacob
Perkins, and though its existence is widely known to
collectors, no duplicate has yet appeared, and so far as
collections are concerned, it is unique. It is certainly
one of the rarest, and most desirable, of all the Wash-
0
ington funeral medals, tin, of oval form, pierced, and
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in excellent condition. Not mentioned in Appleton’’ s
List , or in List of Desiderata, 17X22.
884. Ugly head at three quarters face, date of birth, death,
etc., rev., “ A man he was to all his country dear,”
copper proof [64], 24.
885. The Eccleston Medal, obv., the best executed bust found
on any of the Washington Medals, rev., an Indian
standing, “ The land was ours,” within a circle, out-
side a long inscription, in three circles, bronze, very
fine [68], 48.
886. Washington Benevolent Society Medal, Liberty crowning
a bust of Washington, rev., a classic scene, man ad-
vancing towards another, reclining on a floor. “ Be-
nevolence, New York,” silver proof, rare [69], 27.
887. Obverse, bust of Washington facing right, within a
wreath. “Members Badge,” rev., “Washington
Market, Chowder Club, 1818.” The origin of this
medal is somewhat obscure but it is certainly of great
rarity , silver, very fine, 15.
888. Head to left, “ Georgius Wasington,” rev., “Natus,”
etc., one of the series numismatica, bronze, fine [71],
26.
889. Head of Washington facing right, rev., “Natus
Virginia,” etc., another of the series numismatica
medals, bronze proof [74], 26.
890. Head of Washington facing right, on an oval medallion,
eagle, label, etc., rev., inscription. This medal was
struck and distributed in the civic procession on the
occasion of the Centennial Celebration at Philadelphia,
of Washington’s birth day, silver proof [77], 204.
891. Heads of Washington, Kosciusko and Lafayette. “To
the Heroes of Liberty, the Friends of the People’s
Independence,” rev., three crowns of oak, below
which, are inscriptions giving dates of birth, and death,
bronze, very fine [78], 32 L
892. Bust of Washington facing left, inscription in three
circles, rev., an eagle with wings displayed, holding
with right claw, a shield, and with left an olive branch,
and scroll, inscribed “All men are created equal, July
WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
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5^893.
y y 80 l
’ 895.
3^ 896.
/ >' 897.
iV 898.
899.
900.
’-■S' 901.
/S" 902.
£ 903.
904.
lS 905.
906.
4, 1776,” around are 13 stars, tin, very fine, rare [ 79],
32.
Head of Washington facing left, “ George Washington,”
rev., inscription in six lines within an oak wreath. A
fine medal by Wright and Bale, silver proof, rare
[80] , 29.
Obverse, same as the last, rev., plain, tin, very fine, scarce
[81] , 29.
Washington on horse back, rev., “Carry me to At-
woods,” etc., copper, in fair condition, rare [82], 16.
Washington Temperance Benevolent Society Medal,
obv., bust “ We serve the Tyrant alcohol no longer,”
fine little medal by Bale, silver [85], 13.
Obverse, small bust of Washington facing right, sur-
rounded by an oak wreath, rev., card of Wright &
Bale, copper, fine and rare [86], 12.
Within an oval, head of Washington facing right,
card of Wolfe, Clark, & Spies, rev., bust of Jackson
facing within an oval, brass, pierced, otherwise in good
condition, scarce [89], 164.
Busts of Washington and Franklin at three quarters
face, below, “Bale,” rev., Par Nobile Fratrum,
silver proof [90], 17 4.
Obverse, same, rev., Washington and Lafayette facing
each other within a wreath, tin proof [92], *174.
Washington and Lafayette facing, rev., “ Par Nobile
Fratrum,” tin proof [91], 17L
M edal of the Washington Temperance Benevolent So-
ciety, obv., bust of Washington, rev., a fountain, tin,
fine [95], 14.
Head of Washington to right, rev., card of M. A.
Abrahams, Weston, Mo., brass, tine [96], 18.
Washington Temperance Society Medal, head lacing
right, rev., wreath, Temperance Declaration and Pledge,
tin, fine [102], 26 i.
Obverse, same, rev., House of Temperance, interior
view, library, man and woman seated at a table, bronze*
proof [102], 264.
Head of Washington facing left, rev., a shield with
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907.
908.
909.
910.
911.
912.
^ ^ 913.
presentation inscription ; around the shield, “ Pre-
sented by the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, silver
proof [108], 25.
Bust facing “ General Washington, ” rev., an eagle,
“Compositions Spiel-marke,” brass, fine [109], 17h
Similar bust, but larger, rev., head of Liberty facing left
surrounded by 8 stars, brass, fine [110], 17L
Obverse, same design as last, rev., eagle standing “In
Unitate Fortitudo,” brass, fine [111], 14.
Obverse, same, rev., head of Liberty -with diadem, brass
proof [112], 14.
Obverse, same design but different die, rev., card of
Strassburger & Kuhn, brass, fine [113], 14.
Obverse, same design, rev., like [1 1 1], but smaller, brass,
fine [114], 12.
“George Washington;” head of Washington, facing
left ; on edge of bust, “ C. C. Wright D. & F,” rev.,
Declaration of Independence, July 4th, 1770,” “ C.
C. Wright, Fecit ; a representation of Trumbull’s
picture of the signing of the Declaration. This is
Wright’s best work, bronze, very fine and rare [1 16],
58.
J 91 1. Obverse, like the reverse of the last described medal, rev.,
fac-similes of the signatures to the Declaration of In-
dependence.
This medal Mr. Holland believes to be an electrotype copy though
nothing in its external appearance indicates that it is not genuine. It will
be sold as it is, with the doubt, if there is any, very fine, and whether
genuine or not, very rare, 58.
//#* 915.
/ yy 9i6.
V- 917.
Fame flying over a cloud, above her trumpet on a cloud,
is inscribed “ Washington,” in a circle around it,
“virtue and valor,” rev., a scroll bearing the names
of soldiers, within which, under a palmetto tree sup-
ported by two shields, “ W. L. J., Capt. Simonton, 144
men 4th July, 1860,” copper, fine and very rare, 25.
Bust facing left, George Washington, rev., bust facing
right, “General Lafayette,” 1824, struck on a United
States cent of 1816 in fine condition, rare, 19.
Bust at three quarters face, “ Unity of Government
is the main pillar of Independence,” rev., “ lie is a
WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
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f<> 018.
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910.
O',
020.
921.
Q0 022.
%'s 023.
924.
^ 025.
'f $ 926.
3*927.
5* 028.
£ 020.
fs 0:
030.
freeman whom the Truth makes free,” copper proof
[118], 21*.
Head facing right, rev., view of the monument, “Na-
tional monument, duly, 4, 1848,” tin, line [122], 25.
Head of Washington facing left, within an ornamented
circle, and wreath of oak and laurel, rev., view of the
Crystal Palace New York, 1853, with long inscription,
silver proof, rare [123], 33.
Washington standing, with his orderly and horse as in
Sully’s picture of The Crossing of the Delaware, rev.,
Arms of the State of New York, with population and
square miles, brass, line [ 124], 23.
Obverse, like the last, rev., Arms of the State of Penn-
sylvania, with inscription, brass, fine [125], 23.
Obverse, same, rev., Arms of Ohio with inscription, brass,
tine [126], 23.
Obverse, same, rev., Arms of Illinois with inscription,
brass, fine f 127], 23.
Equestrian figure of Washington, “The Father of our
country,” rev., a perpetual calendar, brass, line [130],
21.
Obverse, same, rev., card of “S, .T. Bestor, Importer
of watches,” etc., female seated pointing to a clock,
“ Time is Money,” silver, very line, in this metal rare
[131] 21* ^ c <•►*.*< <C< t A*.’» >'*- r<
Bust facing left, “The Union must and shall be
preserved,” rev., a buck leaping over a cannon, below,
“And Breckenridge,” 26 stars, bronze proof [132],
29.
Bust facing right, medal of the Lancaster Co. Aoricul-
tural & Mechanical Society, rev., inscription, silver,
very fine [133], 29.
Head facing right, within a circle around it, eagle, stars,
scroll work, etc., rev., Masonic emblems, bronze proof
[135], 32.
Head facing right, “George Washington,” rev., card
of Edward Cogan, Philadelphia, 1859, silver proof,
milled edge, scarce [ 136], 20.
Obverse, same, rev., within a wreath, “Born Feb. 22,
1722, died Dec. 1 4, 1799,” silver flroof | 1371. 20.
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WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
* '931.
932.
' 933.
934.
A 935.
936.
938.
<' 939.
f/)' 940.
^ 941.
942.
' 5" 943.
944.
945.
946.
Head, by Paquet ; rev., bust of Washington, surmount-
ing representation of the mint cabinet at Philadelphia,
“ Washington Cabinet of Medals inaugurated,” etc.,
splendid, silver proof [1 42], 38.
Bust to right, “ Pater Patriae,” the small mint
memorial medal, silver [138], 13j.
Bust facing right, rev., card of A. B. Sage & Co., in
nine lines, tin, fine [139], 10.
Head facing, “Pater Patriae,” rev., “Good for one
chance in raffle,” etc., copper proof [140], 13.
( Ibvcrse, same, rev., card of Sage’s Circulating Library,
copper, fine [141], 13.
Head of Washington facing right, by Lovett, rev.,
Minerva seated holding a wreath in each hand, behind
her an altar, “ Natus, Feb., xxn, mdcoxxxii, Obit,
Dec. xiv, mdgcxcix,” bronze, very fine [143], 33 4.
Obverse, same, rev., an oak wreath, “To the Japanese
Embassy from Bailey & Co., Jewellers, Phila-
delphia, I860,” bronze proof [144], 334.
Head to right, rev., “ Boston, July Fourth, 1860, ora-
tion by Everett,” tin, fine [145], 20.
Obverse, same, rev., view of Tomb at Mount Vernon,
copper, fine [146], 20.
Obverse, same, rev., bust of Franklin facing left, tin,
fine [147], 20.
Head facing left, rev., card of E. Hill, New York, tin,
fine [150], 18.
Obverse, similar to the last, rev., “ Providence left him
childless,” etc., tin, fine [155], 18.
Obverse, like last, rev., “ Virtue, Liberty and Inde-
pendence,” copper proof [ 156], 18.
Bust in uniform to left, “ Mt. Holly Paper Co., Mt.
Holly Springs, Pa.,” rev., wreath, 1 860, very scarce,
silver, very fine [157], 13.
Head of Washington facing left, re] (resented by Win,
Leggett Bramhall, rev., “Wide awakes Abra-ham
Lin-coln, Honest Abe of the West,” copper proof,
rare [158], 12.
Obverse, sanm, rev., card of Bobbins, Boyce & Hard,
nickel, fine [159], 12.
WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
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r 047.
' ''948.
'S' 940.
950.
^ 951.
# 952.
^ 953.
^ 954.
0 955.
^ 956.
957.
S' 958.
950.
^ 060.
901.
Obverse of the Masonic Medal, No. [135], rev., “Wash-
ington statue, Union Square, N. Y.,” with view of
the statue, bronze proof [101], 32.
Full-length figure, in high relief, facing “ The Defender
of our Union, 1770,” rev., “A decisive War only,
can restore peace and prosperity,” tin proof, rare
[162], 10.
Bust facing right, “The Constitution is sacredly
obligatory on all,” the oath of Allegiance Medal,
U. S. Mint, silver, proof [103], 19*.
Obverse, same, rev., a wreath of olives without inscrip-
tion, silver proof [104], 19*.
Large military bust facing left, “ George Washington,
the Cincinnatus of America,” rev., card of John K.
Curtis, copper, very line [165], 20.
Obverse, same, rev., an eye surrounded by rays, “ The
Union must and shall be preserved,” copper [107],
20.
Head facing right, circle of 24 stars, rev., inscription, a
soldier’s medal, brass [109], 20.
Head facing left, card of N. tfc G. Taylor Co., brass,
fine [170], 24.
Bust facing left, card of N. & G. Taylor Co., different
die, both obverse and reverse, tin, fine [ 172], 24.
Head facing right, “God and our Country,” 1803, rev.,
“ United States of America,” surrounding a wreath,
within the wreath, “ 2 cents,” copper proof, scarce
[173], 14*.
Head to right, within a wreath and inscription, rev.,
Monk’s card, silver, scarce [175], 12.
Head facing right, C. Doscher’s card, rev., “Notone
cent,” copper [170], 12.
Bust to right, “United we stand,” 1803, rev., card of
Broas Bros., copper, fine [177], 12*.
Bust of Washington to right, above two banners crossed,
rev., clasped hands, “ Peace forever,” copper, fine [ 1 78],
13.
Obverse, bust to right, with banners, surrounded by
stars, rev., “Exchange,” copper, fine [179], 12.
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WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
902.
^ 963.
964.
P 965.
v 966.
/ ^ 967.
' 968.
'7^ 969.
/ 6^6
970.
971.
972.
973.
^ 974.
4 975.
^ 976.
/ 977.
^ 978.
979.
° 980.
y 981.
Bust to right, within an oak wreath, rev., olive wreath,
shield of the U. S., on a 6 pointed star, copper, fine
[180], 12.
Bust facing right, 13 stars, rev., “ AVilson’s Medal,”
copper, fine [181], 12^.
Obverse, same, rev., New York, copper, fine [182], 12.
Obverse, same, rev., oak wreath surrounding military
emblems, copper, fine [183], 12.
Head facing right, “ The Washington Token,” 1863, rev.,
card of 11. 1). Gerdts, broker, copper proof [185], 13.
Obverse, same, rev., card of A. Gavron, “ Sausages,”
copper proof, 13.
Obverse same, rev., card of Petersons jewellers, copper
proof [186], 13.
Obverse, same, rev., card of I. L. Ellwood, Delvalb, 111.
copper proof, 13.
Obverse, same, rev., Bridgen’s card, copper proof, 13.
Obverse, same, rev., T. Ivory’s card, silver, very rare, 12.
Obverse, same, rev., eagle standing, “ United States
copper,” nickel proof, 12.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Knickerbocker Currency,” brass,
fine, 13.
Equestrian Statue, “ First in War,” etc., rev., “ Union
Forever,” copper, fine [189], 12.
Bust to right, rev., card of T. Brimelow, mortar and
date, 1863, within a wreath, copper proof [191], 15.
Obverse, same, rev., “ God Loveth a cheerful giver,”
Sanitary Fair Medal, Nantucket, copper, fine [202], 15.
Bust facing left, rev., like No. [191], copper, fine [192],
15.
Obverse, same, rev., T. Brimelow’s card, a large “ 2 ”
within a wreath, brass, fine [193], 15.
Head of Washington facing right, rev., card of T.
Brimelow, 1864, silver proof [194], 12.
Obverse, same, rev., “ No Compromise with Traitors,”
nickel proof [195], 12 5.
Head facing right, 100 “ Entitle to a $2.00 view of
New York City,” rev., card of C. Magnus, brass,
fine [196], 12.
3' 982.
WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
$
983.
u
984.
3,3' 985.
980.
987.
7? 988.
^ 989.
^ 990.
991.
I 992.
'5 993.
994.
6 995.
Head facing right, in an oval frame, on a star, rev., “ Not
one cent,” copper [197], 12.
Bust facing left, rev., “Soldiers Fair, Springfield,
Mass.,” tin, fine [200], 18.
Head facing right, rev., “Great Central Fair, Phila-
delphia,” silver, proof [203], 11.
Head facing left, “George Washington,” rev., “Tomb
of Washington, Mount Vernon, Virginia,” view of the
tomb, bronze proof [204], 40*.
Military bust facing left, “ George Washington,” rev.,
“ T hope that liberal allowances will be made, for the
Political Opinions of each other, without these 1 do
not see how the reins of Government are to be managed,
or how the Union of the States can be much longer
preserved.” Splendid silver proof on very thick plan-
chet, rare in silver [205], 37.
In centre, bust of Washington, surrounded by busts of 7
Presidents, all facing, rev., wreath and inscription,
bronze, fine, [207], 29.
Military bust facing right, “Norwalk, Conn., Memorial,
1869,” rev., “Bought of the Norwake Indians,” etc.,
silver [208], 24.
Bust to right, surrounded by a wreath of roses, rev.,
residence, silver, fine [209], 22.
Bust, facing left surrounded by eagles and stars, rev.,
long inscription within a wreath, Robinson’s Washing-
ton, brass, fine [21 1], 21.
Bust facing left, “ George Washington President,
1789,” rev., an eagle displayed, copper proof [212], 20.
Bust facing right, “George Washington security,” rev.,
Dickeson’s coin and medal safe, copper proof [215],
20.
Obverse, same, rev., copy of the Sommer Island piece,
copper proof [214], 20.
Obverse, same, rev., Washington before Boston, “Geo.
Washington, 1776,” copper proof [216], 20.
Washington on horseback, same as reverse of the last,
rev., “Seige of Boston 1775-6” within a wreath,
silver, very fine [217], 20.
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WASHINGTON MEDALS, &C.
S 996.
997.
' 998.
999.
1000.
: ^ 1001.
/V 1002.
1003.
' 1004.
y& loos.
' 1006.
^ 1007.
y " i oo8.
1000.
1010.
Obverse, same, rev., card of R. Lovett, die sinker, copper
proof [218], 20.
Head facing right between branches of laurel and palm,
rev., “ Washington,” surrounded by rays in an orna-
mental border, copper proof [221], 19 L
Washington on Horseback, “Gen. George Washington,
1776,” rev., “Head Quarters at Valley Forge,” brass
proof [223] 20.
Obverse, same, rev., the home of Washington, Mount
Vernon, brass, very fine [224], 20.
Bust to right, George Washington, rev., “ Pro. Patriae ”
within a wreath, silver proof [225], 20.
Obverse, same, rev., “North Point and Fort Mc-
Henry,” view of the Baltimore Monument, silver
proof [226], 20.
Bust to left, George Washington, rev., within a wreath,
“ Avoid the extremes of party spirit,” copper proof
[227], 18.
Bust of Washington, within an ornamental circular
border, rev., “Head Quarters, at Harlem, N. Y.,
1776,” No. 1, view of the house, silver proof [228], 18.
Obverse, same, rev., “Head Quarters at White Plains,
N. Y., 1776,” No. 2, view of house, silver proof
[229], 18.
Obverse, same, rev., “Head Quarters near Chads Ford,
Pa., 1777,” No. 3, view of house, silver proof [230], 18.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Head Quarters at White Marsh,
Pa., 1 777,” No. 4, view of house, silver proof [231],
18.
Obverse, same, rev., “Head Quarters at Valley Forge,
Pa., 1777-78,” No. 5, view of house, silver proof
[232], 18.
Obverse, same, rev., “Head Quarters at Tappan, N. Y.,
1778,” No. 6, view of house, silver proof [233 ], 18.
Obverse, same, rev., “Head Quarters Morristown, N.
.T., 1779-80,” No. 7, view of house, silver proof [234 ],
18.
Obverse, same, rev., Head Quarters near Sulferns, N.
Y., 1780,” No. 8, view of house, silver proof [235], 18.
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& 1 01 I. Obverse, same, rev., “ Head Quarters near Dobbs Ferry,
N. Y., 1781,” No. 9, silver proof [230 j, 18.
1012. Obverse, same, rev., “ Head Quarters at Newburg, N.
Y., 1783,” No. 10, silver proof [237], 18.
y 1013. Head to right, rev., “ Time increases his fame,” silver,
fine [239], 18.
1014. Washington Statue, New York, rev., shield, “ Born
1732, Died 1799,” copper proof [253], 18.
^ 1015. Obverse, same, rev., Liberty cap surrounded by stars,
“ Washington Natus, 1732,” rev., “ Obit, J 799,” copper
proof [254], 18.
1010. Obverse, same, rev., Tomb at Mount Vernon, copper
proof [255 ], 18.
1017. Head facing right, within a wreath of olive, rev., “The
Hero of American Independence,” brass, very fine,
[261], 17.
’ 1018. Obverse, same, rev., card of J. H. Merriam, copper, very
fine [202], 17.
5 1019. Bust to right, “ Gen. George Washington, First Pres.
U. S., 1789,” rev., card of E. Ivins, silver proof [268],
16.
^ 1020. Obverse, same, rev., “ Honesty Industry and Sobriety,”
square and compasses “ O. U. A. M.,” brass proof
[269], 16.
' 1021. Head to right, “ Washington,” rev., copy of the large
Libertas Americana medal, silver, fine [270], 16.
1022. Head to left, “ Washington, United States of America,”
rev., “ To the cause of Temperance,” etc., brass, fine
[271], 15.
1023. Head facing right, “ Father of his country,” rev., “ Our
country and our flag,” etc., brass, fine [272], 14.
1024. Bust of Washington facing right, rev., bust of Martha
Washington facing left, nickel proof [274], 13.
1025. Obverse, same, rev., card of William Idler, silver proof
| 2 75 |, 13.
? 1026. Bust to left, date of birth and death, rev., “ Monument
at Baltimore,” silver proof [276], 13.
1027. Head facing left, rev., tomb, no inscription, silver proof
[278], 12.
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1028. Bust of three quarter face, “bom Feb. 22, 1732, died
Dec. 14, 1799,” rev., “Gen. of the American Armies,”
etc., copper proof [279], 12.
1029. Obverse, same, rev., card of Mason & Co., silver proof
[281], 12.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
The closing numbers refer to the size, the numbers in brackets to the
end of the Breckenridge medals, refer to Alfred H. Satterlee’s “Arrange-
ment of medals and tokens struck in honor of the Presidents of the United
States and of the Presidential Candidates,” excepting the Lincoln Medals,
the numbers of which, refer to A. C. Zabriskie’s “Descriptive Catalogue of
the Political and Memorial Medals struck in honor of Abraham Lincoln,”
and to William II. Holland’s catalogue supplementary to the same.
1030.
/ 6's9 1031.
1032.
' V # 1 033.
JOHN ADAMS.
Bust facing right, “ John Adams, President U. S.,” rev.,
pipe and hatchet crossed, hands clasped, “ Peace and
Friendship,” solid metal, but believed to be a cast,
silver plated, rare, 38.
Bust facing right, “John Adams, President of the
U. S., A. D., 1797,” rev., same design as the last. It is
said the dies of this medal were not accepted by the
government, hence the medal is very rare, bronze,
nearly proof [1], 34.
Trial proof in tin, from the obverse die of the last de-
scribed medal before the inscription was cut, an im-
perfection in the planchet, unique, 33.
Bust to right, rev., residence, copper, fine [2], 22.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
1034. Bust facing left, “Th. Jefferson, President of the U.
5., A. D., 1801,” rev., pipe and hatchet crossed, hands
clasped, “ Peace and Friendship,” tin, original , very
fine and rare [4], 04.
1035. Same design as the last, but of smaller size, bronze
proof [4], 46.
Bust facing left, “Th. Jefferson, President of the U.
5., ” 4 March, 1801, rev., a rock inscribed “Constitu-
tion,” Minerva standing at the left, in her right hand,
1030.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
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'' 10.57.
1038.
• 1039.
1040.
'1041.
^ 1 042.
/ 1043.
' 1044.
; 1045.
1040.
1047.
1048.
pole with liberty cap, and in her left, a chart inscribed,
“ Declaration of Independence,” eagle descending bear-
ing a wreath, “ Under his wing is protection, to
commemorate July 4, 1770,” pierced, silver, in good
condition and extremely rare [5], 28.
Bust to right, rev., residence, copper, fine [G], 22.
Bust to right, rev., “ Equal and exact justice to all
men,” copper proof, 10.
Bust to left, date of birth and death, rev., wreath and
shield, “To commemorate July 4, 1770,” silver proof,
12.
Obverse, the Declaration of Independence, etc., rev.,
“Jefferson was its honored author,” etc., copper
proof, 12.
JAMES MADISON.
Bust facing left, “James Madison, President of the
U. S., A. I)., 1809,” rev., like the other Peace medals
of the period, bronze proof, original [8], 48.
Bust facing left, design like the last, the smaller size
Peace medal, bronze proof [8], 40.
Bust facing right, “ James Madison, President of the
U. S., from 1809 to 1817,” die by Furst, rev., eagle
with implements of agriculture in his talons, below, a
wreath, above, “ Industry brings Plenty,” tin proof
[9], 40.
Obverse, bust, rev., residence, copper, fine [10], 22.
JAMES MONROE.
Peace Medal, bust? to right, by Furst, “James Monroe,
President of the U. S., A. I)., 1817,” rev., “ Peace and
Friendship,” bronze proof [ 12], 48.
The medium sized Peace medal, design like the last,
bronze proof [12], 38.
Peace medal, the smallest size, same design as the pre-
ceding, original. This one has served its purpose of
presentation to an Indian. Silver, very fine and rare
[12], 32.
Obverse, bust, rev., residence, cupper, tine [13], 22.
G2
7 1049.
& 1050.
1051.
! J *0 1052.
&
1053.
i
4^^1054.
1055.
J 3 ft 1056.
<57 1057.
1058.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Indian or Peace medal “ John Quincy Adams, President
of the United States 1825,” rev., “ Peace and friend-
ship” bronze proof [15], 48.
The medium sized Peace medal, same design as the last,
bronze proof [15], 39.
Bust facing right, “John Quincy Adams, President of
the United States, Mar. 4, 1825,” rev., an Indian
seated on a cornucopia, Minerva approaching presents
an olive branch, an eagle in the background, “Science
gives Peace and America Plenty,” fine proof impres-
sion in tin, of a very rare medal by Furst, 32.
An eagle with expanded wings bearing the United
States shield, surrounded by circle of 26 stars, rev.,
within an olive wreath, “ Ilis excellency John Quincy
Adams, President of the United States of America,
1828.” The earliest and one of the rarest of the cam-
paign medals , slightly pierced, tin, in the finest con-
dition [16], 27.
Bust facing right,, rev., residence, copper proof [17], 22.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Bust facing right, the largest size Peace medal with the
usual devices and inscriptions, bronze proof [19], 48.
The medium size Peace medal of Gen. Jackson, same
design as others of the series, bronze, fine [19], 38.
Bust facing right in military costume, “Major General
Andrew Jackson,” rev., Victory and Peace standing
by a tablet, on which is written “Orleans.” The
national medal presented to Gen. Jackson for the
battle of New Orleans, bronze proof [20], 40.
Obverse, eagle with expanded wings, rev., “General
Jackson, the gallant and successful defender,” etc.,
wreath surrounding the inscription, very poor, but one
of the rarest of the Presidential, tin [21], 28.
Bust facing left, “And. Jackson, President of the U.
States, 1829,” rev., an eagle surrounded by 24 stars,
pierced, otherwise in tolerable condition, extremely
rare [22], 25.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
63
) 1059. An eagle with shield and scroll, with rays about the
head, and the whole surrounded by a circle of stars ;
rev., “General Jackson, the gallant and successful
defender of New Orleans, and candidate for the Presi-
dency of the United States of America, 1828,” tin,
pierced, very fine and excessively rare, 26.
) 1060. Bust facing right, “And. Jackson, President of the U.
States, 1829,” rev., a wreath of oak and laurel, “ Hero
of New Orleans,” pierced, and it may as well be stated
here, to avoid repetition, that nearly all the early cam-
paign medals, especially those in tin, are pierced ; 1
only know of this medal, that it is exceedingly rare.
Mr. Holland declares it is unique, tin, tine, approaching
proof, 26.
^ 1061. Bust at three quarter face, “ Gen. Andrew Jackson,”
rev., a wreath, “ United States of America,” and within,
another wreath surrounding a blazing star, tin, very
fine and rare, 28.
' 1062. Bust to right, “Andrew Jackson,” rev., view of an en-
gagement, “ Battle of New Orleans,” tin, very fair,
and of exceeding rarity [26], 22.
/ 1063. Hideous head of Jackson with name above in an oval
panel, impressed on an English penny ; by the side,
another almost as bad. I have never met with a simi-
lar head, copper, unique, 23.
& 1064. Bust to right, rev., residence, bronze, fine [27], 22.
^ 1065. Bust to right, “ Old Hickory took the responsibility,”
rev., inscription, Robinson’s medal, copper, fine 22.
/r 1066. Bust to right, “ General Jackson,” rev., tomb with weep-
ing willow, tin, very fine [29], 17.
^'1067. Equestrian figure, rev., “The union must and shall be
preserved,” copper proof, 18.
V 1068. Head facing right, “Andrew Jackson,” rev., “The
Bank must perish,” copper, line, scarce [30], 17.
^ 1069. Bust laureated, facing right, rev., “ We commemorate
the glorious victories,” etc., brass, very fine [35], I 7.
1070. Obverse, bust facing right, different design, rev.,
“Elected A. I)., 1828,” brass, fine [33], 17.
1071. Bust at three quarters face, surrounded by an oak
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PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
1072.
« 1073.
1074.
1075.
1076.
1077.
1078.
// 1070.
' o'O 1080.
J oi 1081.
. ^1082.
1083.
/& 1084.
0^ 1085.
1086.
/ V 1087.
1088.
wreath and inscription, rev., eagle, brass, fine and
scarce [36], 15.
Bust at three quarters face, rev., “ Hero of New
Orleans,” brass, fine [40], 15.
Bust to left, rev., “The Nation’s Good,” brass, nearly
proof [41], 15.
Bust to left, rev., “The Nation’s Pride,” brass, nearly
proof [42], 15.
Head to left, rev., “ Second term,” etc., silver proof
[44], 11.
Bust to right, rev., “ The stern old soldier opposed to
traitors,” copper proof, 16.
Bust to left, rev., “ Now and forever,” copper, 12.
Bust to left, rev., “This medal, price one cent,” copper,
12.
Bust to left, rev., a rattlesnake, “Beware,” copper, 12.
MARTIN VAN BUREN.
Bust facing right, the large peace medal of the usual
design, bronze proof [47], 48.
Peace medal of the medium size, /me original, in silver,
purchased from an Indian [47], 38.
Bust facing right, rev., Temple of Liberty surmounted
by an eagle, tin, in fair condition, very rare [48], 25.
Bust to left, rev., Temple of Liberty, “ A uniform and
sound currency,” tin proof, very rare [50], 24.
Bust facing left, rev., a safe surmounted by an eagle,
“The people’s money, safe bind, safe find,” in only
fair condition, tin, very rare [52], 23.
Bust to left “The peerless Democrat” rev., wreath in-
closing long inscription, copper proof, 21.
Bust to right, rev., residence, copper, fine [55], 22.
Bust facing left, “Martin Van Buren and Democracy,”
rev., “our Principles are Justice and Equality,” an
eagle poised supporting a pair of scales, one inscribed
“ Federal ” the other “Pemoc,” the Democ. seems to
be the heaviest, tin proof, excessively rare, 23^.
Bust to right, rev., “ Our next President,” tin, good,
scarce [27], 19.
1089.
1090.
1091.
!'1092.
I 093.
1 1094.
1095.
; 1096.
*1097.
'PI 098.
V 1099.
* 1100.
^ 1101.
/ 1102.
1 1 on.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS. 05
I lust facing left, rev., a safe, “The independent sub
Treasury” copper, fine [58], 18.
Bust to right, 20 stars, rev., temple surmounted by an
eagle, copper, fine [00], 10.
Bust to right, rev., eagle and shields, “ Independent
Treasury,” copper, fine, rare [04], 15.
Bust to left, rev., a pair of scales, “ Whigs,” “ Democrats,”
brass, nearly proof [05], 15.
Bust at three quarter face, “The People’s choice,” rev.,
“VIII President of the United States,” silver proof, 10.
Obverse, same, rev., shield and wreaths, “ National
Union League,” copper, fine, 10.
Obverse, same, rev., U. S. flag unfurled, “ Long may it
wave.”
Enamelled bust of Van Buren facing left, white on a
black ground, a square pin, heavy gilt setting, 18 X 20-
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
Bust facing right, rev., a battle. National medal pre-
sented to Gen. Harrison for the battle of the Thames,
bronze proof [67], 41.
A circle of 20 stars enclosing a log cabin, “To let, pos-
session given in 1841,” “Young Men’s Convention,”
etc., tin, good and extremely rare [08], 28.
Bust to left, rev., “ Harrison Jubilee, Bunker Hill, Sept.
10, 1840,” bronze proof, original [70], 27.
Same as the last, re-struck, silver proof, very rare, 27.
Head to right, rev., a log cabin with inscription in 7
lines, 5 of which are above the building, tin, fine and
very rare [72], 24.
Bust facing left, rev., log cabin with fiag flying to the
right, to the left a tree and cider barrel with drinking
cup holding at least five gallons, “The People’s choice,
the Hero of Tippecanoe,” tin, gilt, in perfect condition,
and very rare [74], 24.
Bust facing left, rev., a log cabin with flag floating from
the building to the left, at the right, cider barrel, at the
left, a cannon and file of four soldiers, an eagle above,
and woods in the back ground, “The People’s choice
9
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PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
/! /v
o) 1104.
/ //r 1105.
1106.
/ 10 1107.
/ 7^1108.
/ L&
1109.
! (9 0
1010.
/ 6?o\\\\.
/ ST
1112.
£ /O
1113.
/
1114.
'SO
1115.
1116.
<2 /-
1117.
the Hero of Tippecanoe,” an old medal not described
by Satterlee, tin, very fine, and extremely rare, 22.
Bust to left, rev., log cabin with tree and cider barrel
to left, Hag and smoke floating to left, “ The People’s
choice, the Hero of Tippecanoe,” tin, in fair condition,
very rare [75], 24.
Bust to left, under the bust 26 stars, rev., a log cabin,
4 trees at the right, cannon, flag, and file of 9 soldiers
at the left, “ The People’s choice,” etc., tin, very fine
and rare [7 6 J], 24.
Bust facing left, under the bust 1840, rev., log cabin
with trees at the right and in the back ground, at the
left barrel inscribed, “Hard cider,” “The log cabin
candidate, the People’s choice,” tin, fine, scarce, 23.
Bust facing right, “ Honor where honors due,” rev., a
monument, “ Bunker Hill a nation gratitude,” silver
proof, very rare [77£], 26.
Military bust facing left, rev., log cabin with two trees,
flag floating across the building to the right, “ The
People’s choice, the Hero of Tippecanoe,” silver proof,
very rare, 22.
Obverse, same, rev., plain, silver proof, only three struck,
22.
Obverse, same, rev., “He is a freeman whom the truth
makes free,” silver proof, only three struck, 22.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Religion our safeguard, temper-
ance our shield,” silver proof, only three struck, 22.
Obverse, reverse of Stimpson’s Harrison medal, log cabin
and accessories, rev., like the last, silver proof, only
three struck, 22.
Obverse, like the last, rev., “ Liberty and Independence,
July 4, 1776,” silver proof, only three struck, 22.
Obverse, same, rev., plain, silver proof, only three
struck, 22.
Bust to right, rev., residence, copper proof, 22.
Bust to right, surrounded by stars, “ William H. Harri-
son,” rev., eagle within a circle of stars, tin proof, 24.
Bust facing right, rev., “ Resolution of Congress, April
4, 1818, copper, very fine and scarce [80 J], 20.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
67
1 1118.
r M19.
1120.
s 1 121.
1122.
y 1 123.
1124.
» 1125.
>' 1 126.
y H27.
I" 1128.
" 1129.
^ 1130.
^ 1131.
' 1132.
" 1 133.
1134.
Bust to left, rev., “ lie leaves the plough to save his
country,” copper, very fine, extremely rare in this metal
[82], 18.
Same design as the last, both obverse and reverse, but
with marked differences in detail, copper, very fine.
This medal is not mentioned by Satterlee and I have
never before met with it, 19.
Bust facing left, under the bust, “lie redeems his
country,” copper, pierced, very fine, rare in this metal
[84], 18.
Bust to left, rev., log cabin, “ The hero of Tippecanoe,”
brass, fine [86], 18.
Bust to left, rev., eagle with shield, “ Bo it Tip, come
it Tyler,” shield has 6 bars only, copper, fine [98], 16.
Same general design, braids on the coat have sprigs
between them, shield on reverse has 5 bars, brass,
very fine [91], 16.
Head facing right, “ Hero and statesman,” rev., log
cabin, “ Candidate of the People,” brass, fine and
scarce [93], 16.
Bust to left, rev., an eagle with scroll, inscribed, “ Tip-
pecanoe,” brass, fine [95] 16.
Same design as the last, but from different dies, not
mentioned by Satterlee, brass, fine, 16.
Bust to left, rev., steamboat, “ Loco-foco line for Salt
river direct,” brass, good and scarce [96], 15.
Bust facing left, rev., representation of the battle of
Tippecanoe, brass, fine, rare [97], 15.
Bust to left, rev., scales inscribed “Democrats, Whigs,
1840,” brass, fine [98] 15.
Bust to left, rev., log cabin, “ The People’s choice,”
etc., brass, nearly proof [100], 15.
Bust to left, rev., log cabin, “ The People’s choice in
the year 1840,” brass, very fine [101], 15.
Bust facing, rev., log cabin, “ The People's choice,”
etc. [102], 15.
Bust to left, rev., log cabin, “The People's choice in
the year 1841,” brass, fine [104], 15.
A button with log cabin, without inscription, brass,
fine, 13.
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PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
^ 1137.
c /,
1138.
// ^ 1139.
1135. Another button inscribed, “Harrison and Reform,” 13.
y )/ '1136. An eagle with American flag, bearing a scroll inscribed,
“ Harrison and Reform,” a pin in heavy gilt setting,
19X17.
Obverse, a queer skeleton like bust facing left, rev., a
sick looking eagle hovering over a battle field near a
log cabin, and holding a pair of scales inscribed,
“ Wigs, Locos,” one of the rarest of the presidentials,
brass, good, 16.
Rust to right, “ Honor where honors due,” etc., rev.,
plain, lead, unique , 24.
Military bust facing left, in appearance like frosted silver
on black enamel, rev., a log cabin in the same material,
“The People’s choice, the Hero of Tippecanoe,” in
glass, set in form of a locket, 27.
I originally purchased this beautiful piece fifteen years ago from Stimpson
the artist who made it, he declared it was the only one ever made from
the dies, and as another has not appeared it may be fairly considered as
unique.
/ j 1140. Bust at three quarters face, rev., log cabin, “Ninth
President,” etc., tin, fine, and very rare, 28.
1141. Head to right, “Tippecanoe,” above, 13 stars below, rev.,
log cabin, “The People’s choice,” copper, fine, only
two struck, 1 9.
7 ' 1142. Bust to left, rev., log cabin, “Early home of Gen.
Harrison,” copper proof, 17.
/ y >" J 1 43. Obverse, same, rev., Andrew Jackson on horseback,
silver proof, rare, 1 7.
/ /; J144. Obverse, same, rev., bust of Clay facing right, silver
proof, rare, 17.
Bust at three quarters face, rev., Liberty seated and
feeding an eagle, tin proof, rare, 21.
JOHN TYLER.
<y H45.
1 1 46. Bust of Tyler facing left, the large Peace medal, bronze,
fine [105], 48.
1147. Same design, the medium sized Peace medal, bronze,
proof [105], 38.
1 148. Bust of Tyler facing loft, “John Tyler, President of the
U. S., A. D., 1841,” rev., oak wreath, April iv,
mdcccxli,” an Inauguration medal, bronze proof,
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
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' 1149.
and though a mint medal, seldom found in collections,
40.
Bust to right, rev., residence, tin proof [107], 22.
JAMES KNOX POLK.
6 1 150.
Bust facing left, obverse and reverse of the usual
pattern of the Peace medal, of the largest size, bronze
proof [108], 48.
' 1151.
The Peace medal of medium size, bronze proof [105],
38.
* 1152.
»
The smallest Peace medal of Polk struck in silver, very
fine, and scarce [108], 32.
° 1153.
Busts of Polk and of Geo. M. Dallas facing each other,
rev., a female seated amidst emblems of Agriculture,
Commerce, etc., “Success will crown our efforts,” tin,
fine [109], 28.
^ 1 154.
Bust of Polk facing left, rev., bust of Dallas facing
left, tin, fine [110], 26.
P 1 155.
Obverse, like reverse of last named medal, “ George M.
Dallas,” rev., eagle, shield and flags, “ Our country
right or wrong,” tin proof, 26.
P 1 156.
Obverse, like the last, rev., heavy oak wreath, no in-
scription, copper proof, rare, 26.
r H57.
Bust of Polk to the left, “ Young Hickory,” etc., rev.,
bust of Dallas facing left, very poor and scarce, tin
[111], 24.
6 1 158.
Bust to right, rev., residence, tin proof [113], 22.
3 1159.
Bust to right, rev., “James K. Polk, George M.
Dallas,” brass, obverse, gold plated, a shell [117], 16.
HENRY CLAY.
* 1 160.
Bust facing left, rev., a wreath with long inscription.
This is probably a copy, but if so, can only be distin-
guished from an original by the absence of ring in
appearance perfect [1 19], 56.
M 1161.
Wright’s smaller medal of (day, obv., bust, rev., hand
laid on a rock inscribed, “ Constitution,” bronze proof,
scarce [120], 48.
1162.
Profile head to left, rev., ship under full sail, “The
champion of a Protective Tariff,” tin, fine [123], 32.
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PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
1163.
1164.
/ C L 1 165.
9? 1166.
■ 1167.
1168.
1169.
1170.
1171.
< 1172.
V* 1173.
QO
1174.
1175.
// U 1176.
V' H77.
1 ITS.
1179.
Obverse, same, rev., ship, factories, etc., “Henry Clay
the People’s choice, 1844,” copper proof, only 35
struck [124], 32.
Bust to left, rev., angel writing on a monument, tin,
very fine [126], 27.
Bust facing left, rev., a rising sun, ships, anchor, plow,
etc , “The Hag we wear at our mast head,” etc., a fine
medal by Mitchell, copper, gilt, very fine, and rare
[127], 27.
A medal of same design as the preceding but without
the artist’s name, white metal, gilt, very fine, and rare,
27.
Head to left, rev., a coast scene, “ The wealth of a
nation,” etc., tin, very fine [130], 26.
Bust to left, within a wreath, “Henry Clay the farmer
of Ashland,” lead, copper coated, unique , 24.
Bust to right, without inscription, rev., oak wreath, with
inscription in 5 lines, tin, good and very rare [132], 26.
Bust to right, rev., a monument, “ In commemoration of
the Baltimore convention, 1844,” bronze, very fine
[137], 25.
Head to right, “ A halo shines,” etc., rev., “Protection
to the working class,” etc., tin proof [140], 22.
Bust to left, rev., female, globe, etc., “ United we stand,”
tin [142], 20.
Head to left, rev., “The eloquent defender,” etc., bronze
proof [ 1 43], 20.
Bust to right, rev., wreath, “ United we stand,” copper,
fine [146], 17.
Head to left, rev., eagle, “ Protection to American In-
dustry,” brass, fine, scarce 1 150], 16.
Head to left, rev., “The Mill boy of the Slashes, Inau-
gurated March 4, 1845," one of the Lying Medals,
brass, fine [151 1, 16.
Bust to left, rev., “ Clay A Frelinghuysen,” brass, gilt
proof, a shell, 16.
Bust to left, rev., inscribed like the last, but different
design, not mentioned by Satterlee, brass, fine, 15.
Head to right, 26 stars above, 1845, below, rev., same
inscription as last, gilt proof [154], 16.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
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' 1180.
°> 1181.
r 1182.
* 1183.
* 1 184.
^ 1185.
^ 1186.
1187.
y 1188.
? 1180.
* 1190.
1191.
1192.
6^ 1193.
>1194.
'0\ 195.
^ 1 1 96.
1197.
Hast to left, a button, gilt, fine, 16.
Bust facing left, rev., “Protection to American In-
dustry,” a shell, gilt proof [155], 16.
Head facing left, “Harry of the West, 1845,” copper,
fine, rare [156], 16.
Bust at three quarters face, “ I would rather be right
than be President,” brass, fine 1 157], 15.
Head of Clay, facing left, “Henry Clay, the Ashland
Farmer,” brass proof [158], 15.
Obverse, same, rev., scales loaded with Whigs and Demo-
crats, brass, fine [159], 15.
Bust to left, rev., wreath, “ The noble and patriotic
supporter,” etc., brass, fine [160], 15.
Head to left, “In memory of Henry Clay,” rev., “April
12th, 1860, New Orleans, La.,” tin, fine and scarce
[161], 15.
Head to right, “President Henry Clay, 1845,” rev.,
eagle, tin, very fine [162], 13.
Same design, but from a different die, head being much
larger, tin, very fine, 14.
Head to left, rev., “ Henry Clay will carry the day,”
tin, fine [165], 13.
Head to right, rev., wreath, “A tariff for protection,”
tin proof, 12.
Bust facing right, rev., wreath, “ The constitution, the
union,” etc., fine proof in silver or nickel, 21}.
Bust to left, “Henry Clay.” An oval Pin, copper,
18X13.
Fine head of Clay cut by Mitchell, proof impression in
wax.
Profile head to left within an oak wreath, “ Henry Clav,
the farmer of Ashland,” rev., “ Nominated by the
Baltimore Convention,” etc., silver, proof, only 5
struck, 24.
Same as the last, original in tin, extremely rare, 24.
Obverse, like reverse of the last described medal, lead,
very fine, unique , 23.
Obverse, like the last, rev., head of Harrison facing
right, “ Honor where Honors due,” lead, fine, unique ,
24.
1198.
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PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS.
1199.
^ $6 1200.
' 1201.
^ 1202.
* 7? 1203.
J 0 1204.
'’1205.
1206.
1207.
1208.
/ 1209.
<5V 1210.
1211.
1212.
Obverse, same, rev., bust of Olay facing left, “ Henry
Clay, the farmer of Ashland,” copper proof, only 3
struck, 24.
A silver dollar from which the obverse has been re-
moved and replaced by the inscription, “ Presented to
Henry Clay Molan by Henry Clay of Ashland, March
0, 1848,” line. An interesting and unique memento of
Henry Clay.
Bust to right, rev., “ The eloquent Advocate,” etc.,
silver proof, 17.
Obverse, same, rev., Jackson on horseback, tin proof, 1 7.
Head facing left, without inscription, rev., wreath of
corn and tobacco, “ Clay,” cast iron, supposed to be
unique , 66.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Bust of Taylor to right, rev., a circle formed by two
serpents inclosing a representation of the battle of
Buena Vista, the medal presented by congress, May
9, 1848, bronze proof [168], 56.
Bust to right, the Monterey medal presented by con-
gress, March 2, 1847, bronze proof [167], 40.
Bust to right, the Palo Alto medal presented by con-
gress, July 10, 1846, bronze proof [166], 40.
Obverse, view of the Battle of Buena Vista, rev., the
State Arms of Louisiana, this medal some time called
the Pelican medal, was presented to Gen. Taylor, by
the state of Louisiana, bronze, fine and scarce [169], 48.
Bust to left, the large size Peace medal, bronze proof
[170], 48.
The Medium size Peace medal, same design as the last,
bronze proof [170], 38.
The small size Peace medal, same design, silver, very
fine and scarce [170], 32.
Head facing right, rev., inscription in 9 parallel lines ;
a fine medal by C. C. Wright, bronze [171], 30.
Bust to left, rev., “ I ask no favors and shrink from no
responsibility,” bronze, very fine, only 25 struck [175],
26.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS, &C.
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t. .
1213. Obverse, same, rev., “The wealth of a nation is indi-
cated by its industry,” tin proof, very rare, 20.
^ 1214. Must to right, rev., “Born November 24th, 1784, In
Orange county, Virginia,” tin proof L 1 7 8], 24.
; 1215. Bust facing left, rev., “ In honor of the Hero of Palo
Alto,” etc., tin, tine [180], 22.
1216. Bust to right, rev., residence, tin proof [182], 22.
1 1217. Head to right, rev., “A little more grape, Capt. Bragg,”
tin proof [183], 21.
/} 1218. Bust to left, rev., inscription in 0 lines, copper, fine
[185], 19.
^ 1219 Bust to left, rev., a female figure, with a lamb, spinning
wheel, etc., brass, good [187], 18.
^ 1220. Bust at three quarters face, rev., eagle and shield, brass,
fine [191], 15.
' 1221. Bust to right, “Hough and Heady,” brass, a shield, 14.
1 1222. Bust to right, “Born 1790,” rev., “General Taylor
never surrenders,” brass, fine, hollow shell [190], 17.
^ 1223. Cameo head of Taylor facing right, set in gold as a pin,
oval, 17X1T
’JT224. Another elegant Cameo of Taylor, white on chocolate
colored ground, set as a pin, cost the owner $15,
28X23.
LEWIS CASS.
1225.
* 1226.
1227.
1228.
Bust facing left, rev., wreath of roses, “The sub-treasury
and the Tariff of forty-six,” tin, very fine [195], 26.
Head facing right, rev., “ The constitution and the
freedom of the seas,” copper proof [197], 20 J.
Bust to left, rev., female seated, brass [199], 19.
Bust facing left, “ The freedom of the Seas. Lewis
Cass,” rev., bust facing right, “ While 1 am able to
move I will do my duty,” a somewhat grotesque medal,
but an original in good condition and very rare,
copper, 19.
COINS AND MEDALS OF BHITISH COLONIES.
The numbers in brackets refer to Alfred Sandham’s “Coins, Tokens and
Medals of the Dominion of Canada,” Montreal, 1869, and supplement to
the same work, Montreal, 1872; the other numbers to the size.
10
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COINS AND MEDALS OF BRITISH COLONIES.
-T" 1229.
' ’ 1230.
1231.
1232.
^ 1233.
1 1234.
/ & 1235.
1236.
1237.
1238.
1239.
1240.
L’ 1241.
1242.
1243.
1244.
</
1245.
1246.
at
u 1247.
^ 1248.
1249.
1250.
/ ^ 1251.
2.: 1252.
/ . 1253.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
R., & I. S. Rutherford, card without date, copper, very
fine [6],
Same, dated 1841, copper, very fine [7].
Rutherford Bros., Harbour Grace, copper, fine [8].
NOVA SCOTIA.
Nova Scotia Cent, 1861, fine [1].
Same, 1864, fine [1].
Nova Scotia Half Cent, 1861, fine [2].
Alexander Barry, Half Penny Token, 1815, good [3].
Hosterman & Etter, Halifax [5].
Variety of the same, smaller size, good [6].
Bust of George III., rev., Carritt & Alport, Halifax [7].
Indian with dog, Starr & Shannon, Halifax, 1815, rev.,
ship, copper, very fine [9].
Same, edge engrailed, fine [9].
Obverse, same, rev., “Commercial change,” copper, fine
[10].
W. A. & S. Black, Halifax, N. S., copper, fine [11].
Miles W. White, Halifax, N. S., 1815, copper, fine [13].
One Penny Token, 1823, thistle, copper, good [15].
Half Penny Token, same type, 1823, fine [16].
Same, 1832, three varieties, all good [16].
Obverse, head of Victoria, rev., Mayflower, One Penny
Token, fine [ 19].
Half Penny Token, same type, v6ry fine [20].
Ship in full sail to right, “Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick. Success,” rev., female seated, Half Penny
Token, fine and extremely rare, brought $6 in the Mott
sale [21]. '
.1. Brown, rev., Four leaved thistle, copper, fine [22].
“ Robert Purves cheap family store, Wallace,” rev.,
“ Encourage country importers,” copper, fine and rare
[23]. I
W. L. White, Halifax, rev., “One Earthing,” copper,
fine, rare [24], fcivtk** V Cl $£**+* < /\ [xAy ^
A Ship sailing to the left, “Halifax steamboat company,”
rev., “ Eerry Token.” This beautiful little token in
COINS AND MEDALS OF BRITISH COLONIES. 75
1254.
1
1 2do.
1250.
? 1257.
/ *
1258.
1259.
1260.
1261.
" 1262.
* 1263.
0 1264.
1265.
1266.
1267.
1268.
1269.
1270.
1271.
1272.
copper of Half Farthing size is not mentioned by
Sandham.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
“Speed the plough,” rev., “ Success to the fisheries,” 3
distinct varieties [2 |.
“Self government and free trade,” 1855, “Prince
Edward’s Island,” fine [3j.
“Prince Edward Island,” rev., “ Self Government,” etc.,
185 7 [4].
Prince Edward Island Cent, “ Parva sub Ingenti, 1871,”
very fine.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Half Penny Token, 1843, fine [2].
“One Penny Currency,” very fine indeed [3].
Obverse, bust of queen, rev., “ Half Penny Currency,”
fine [4].
Obverse, bust of queen, “ One Cent, 1861” [5].
New Brunswick Cent, 1864, fine [5].
Obverse, arms, “ Depository of Arts,” rev., “ F.
M’Dcrmott, importer of English, French and German
fancy goods, King st., Sn’t John, N. B.,” fine proof in
copper, very rare [8].
CANADA.
“ Vexator Canadensis,” not much worn but poorly struck,
as these pieces always are, extremely rare.
Indian with dog, “ Commercial change,” very good [8].
Obverse, sloop, rev., anvil and spade crossed, 1820,
good [14].
Variety of the last [ 15].
Lesslie & Sons, York, Kingston, etc., copper, fine, [18].
Obverse, sloop, rev., plough, “ Half Penny Token,” cop-
per, good [10].
“Canada, 1830,” rev., “Half Penny,” very good [21].
Obverse, farmer, rev.^ “Bank Token Half Penny,”
varieties, 3 pieces [31].
Francis Mullens & Son, “ Commerce Token,” fine, scarce
COINS AND MEDALS OF BRITISH COLONIES.
76
1273.
' 1274.
•3 '' 1275.
u 1276.
7 1277.
6\
jy-
1278.
1279.
1280 A
1281.
1282.
1283.
-U 1284.
1285.
1286.
/“ 1287.
- & 1*288.
/ V 1289.
' 1290.
& 1291.
1292.
1293.
Maple leaves crossed, “ Commerce, Bas Canada,” rev.,
“ Un Sou Jn lioy Montreal,” in better condition than
usually found, rare [33].
Duplicate of the last, but struck on a planchet nearly
double thickness, finer than the last and equally rare
[33].
Th’s & Wm. Molson, obv., a cask, rev., distillery, very
good and scarce [34].
T. S. Brown & Co., Montreal, very good [35].
J. Shaw & Co., Quebec, copper, good [36].
Ship, rev., “ Canada Half Penny Token” [37].
Un Sou, 10 varieties.
Un Sou. The Rebellion Token, tine and rare [75].
Bank Token Half Penny, 1842, very good [87].
Bank Token Half Penny, 1844, fine [87].
Bank Token Penny, St. George, rev., Arms of Upper
Canada, 1850, 52, 54, 57, 4 pieces [88].
Same design, Half Penny, 1850, splendid proof, rare [89].
Same design, Half Penny, 1850-52-54-57, 4 pieces, all
good [89].
Obverse, farmer, rev., Arms of Quebec, “ One Penny,”
copper, fine [90].
Same design, Half Penny, fine [91].
Head of Victoria facing left, rev., within a wreath of
maple leaves, in a beaded circle, “ One Cent, 1858,”
splendid proof, rare [92].
Same uncirculated [92].
Same, 1859, proof [93].
R. Sharpley, watchmaker and jeweller, Montreal, rev.,
“Importer of silver ware,” etc., copper, gilt, farthing
size, very fine.
Bank of Upper Canada, 1854, St. George and the dra-
gon, rev., “ Bank Token, One Penny,” Arms of Upper
Canada, splendid proof, rare.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Third Class Ticket of the Montreal A Lachine R. R. Co.,
obv., locomotive, rev., a beaver. Somewhat bruised,
though but little circulated, rare [3].
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1294. Porteous Bridge Toll Cheek, “ Cheval,” very fine and
rare [8j.
1295. Same Series, “ Caleche,” poor, but very rare.
1290. Fisheries and Agriculture, rev., “One Cent, 1855,” fine, 17.
DOUBTFUL.
1297. Bust of George III., rev., female with scales, 1812, no
inscription, not in Sandham.
1298. Same design, rev., has “ Half Penny Token,” plain edges,
very fine [2].
1299. Female seated, “Trade and Navigation 1873,” rev.,
“ Pure copper,” etc., fine [5].
1300. Same, engrailed edge [5].
1301. Same, milled edge [5].
1302. Bust facing right, “ Genuine British Copper,” rev., “ I lalf
Penny ” good [11].
1303. Ship, rev., “ Ships Colonies and Commerce,” British flag,
4 varieties, 3 very fine [13].
1304. Female seated, within a wreath, rev., eagle 1814, good [15 J.
1305. Same design, but eagle above the date, copper, fine [16].
1306. Female seated holding scales and cornucopia, “ Half
Penny Token 1812,” rev., frigate under sail to right,
very fine indeed, not in Sandham.
1307. Similar design, date 1815, very good, not in Sandham.
1308. Bust to right, no inscription, rev., female figure facing
right, 1825, not mentioned by Sandham.
1309. Bust to left, rev., harp, 1820, 2 varieties [23].
1310. Bust to right “ Georiuvs TIT., Vis” rev., “ Brit” poor,
but the best of this variety that I have ever yet seen.
1311. W ellington, Waterloo Half Penny, 1816, fine [38].
1312. Wellington Half Penny, rev., female seated, 1814 [40].
1313. Field Marshal Wellington, rev., Half Penny Token,
1813 [41].
1314. Design similar to the last but without date, good, 42.
1315. Bust of Wellington facing left, rev., battles, fine [45].
1316. Similar design, differently executed [46].
1317. “Victoria Nobis est,” Half Penny, good, 47.
1318. Bust of George III. to left, “ Pure copper preferable to
paper,” 1838, copper, penny si/.e, good [52 J.
Bust of George III., rev., frigate, good, 53.
1319.
78
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20
/t
1320.
1321.
✓V
1322.
1323.
1324.
132o^
3
A/j
1320
135
32f^
1328»)r
1329.
I 330.
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33 i .
1332.
Bust in citizen’s clothes facing right, rev., “ Commercial
change,” farthing size, not mentioned by Sandham.
Obverse, like reverse of [52], rev., “Pure copper pre-
ferable to paper. One stiver,” not mentioned by Sand-
ham, and though of a denomination not known in
American currency it is doubtless of the same series.
Bust of George III., to right, “Half Penny Token,
1815,” rev., female seated facing left, “Genuine
British copper,” pierced, otherwise tine, not mentioned
by Sandham.
Head of Mercury facing left, rev., female seemingly
destitute of drapery seated facing left, no inscription,
not mentioned by Sandham.
Laureated bust to left, rev., a harp with “Ireland,”
above, copper, half penny size, fine.
Shocking looking bust, but having a touch of Greek art
about it, combined with the style of the Vexator
Canadensis; appears like a caricature of Gen. Washing-
ton ; without inscription, copper, half penny size.
Wellington Half Pennies, fine; 2 pieces.
Rude bust facing right. Physiognomy unmistakably
Indian, rev., Justice destitute of drapery seated on
what seems to be a section of stone wall. This queer
piece is in fine condition and very rare.
Another of similar type. Head facing left, poor.
Head of the queen facing left, rev., stamped, “ G. R.”
MEDALS.
Laureated bust of George II., in armor, facing left, rev.,
arms in the centre, a shield bearing a Fleur de Lys,
garter inscribed “ Perfidia Eversa,” the whole sur-
rounded by names of battles and generals, copper,
very fine [2], 28.
Britannia seated in a chariot drawn by a lion supported
by Liberty and Justice, rev., like the last, copper, very
fine and rare [3], 27.
Obverse, bust of George II., laureated and in armor,
rev., like the obverse of t he last described medal, silver,
in nearly proof condition [5], 28.
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1333. A globe with a soldier and sailor pointing to a map of
Canada ; above, Fame Hying, with trumpet and wreath,
rev., naval scene, ship on fire, “ Louisbourg taken,” etc.,
silver, fine and rare [t> j, 28.
1334. Head of Britannia, “Saunders, Wolfe,” etc., rev., victory
marching, “ Quebec taken,” etc., bronze proof, rare
[0], 27.
1335. Bust of Admiral Boscawen, “Took Cape Breton,” etc.,
rev., a fort, ships, etc., “Louisbourg, July 20, 1758,”
copper, fine and rare [10], 25.
1336. A laureated figure reclining, with arm resting on the
prow of a Roman galley, “ Conquest of Canada corn-
pleated,” rev., a female seated under a pine tree,
“ Montreal taken mdcclx.” Bronze proof, rare [13], 20.
1337. Bust of George II., to left, rev., female seated weeping
under a pine tree, “ Canada subdued mdcclx.” Bronze
proof, rare [14], 25.
1338. Full face bust of the Prince of Wales, rev., “ Victoria
Bridge Montreal, opened by the Prince of Wales,
1800,” view of the bridge, bronze proof [19], 27.
1339. Bust of Richard Trevithick facing left, “Grand Trunk
Railway Company of Canada.” A directors’ medal
for employes, a splendid work by Wyon, bronze proof,
hair a little rubbed [21], 28.
1340. Head of the Prince of Wales facing right, “ Albertus
Edvardus,” etc., rev., arms of McGill College, “Uni-
versitas McGill Monte Regio,” bronze proof [23], 26.
1341. Head of Newton facing left, rev., wreath and shield,
“ AnnaMolson, Donavit 1804,” bronze proof [25], 28.
1342. Bust of Shakspere facing left, Shakspere 1564-1616,
rev., arms of McGill College, “ Shakspere third centen-
ary 1804,” bronze proof [26], 28.
1343. Head of Sir William Logan facing left, rev., wreath
with arms of McGill College, and inscription, bronze
proof 1 27], 28.
Obverse, full face bust of Justinian crowned and wear-
ing the toga, rev., arms of McGill College and inscrip-
tion, bronze proof, a beautiful medal by Wyon [28],
28.
1344.
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COINS AND MEDALS OF BRITISH COLONIES.
1345.
4
" 1346.
1348.
1349.
1350.
1351.
1352.
/ ?<
1353.
1854.
1355.
Obverse, a pointed shield divided into three parts, the
upper part a landscape with cattle, “ Chambre D’Agri-
culture du bas Canada cr66e en 1852,” rev., Fame
flying “ Exposition” etc., splendid proof in gold, exces-
sively rare in this metal, weight, 38 pennyweights
[33], 26.
Arms of Masonic Grand Lodge, “Grand Lodge of An-
cient Free and Accepted Masons of Canada,” rev.,
wreath, “ To commemorate the Union,” etc. When
Saudham wrote in 1869, he knew of but one of these
medals in Montreal. Whether or not, it is equally rare
now. 1 know not. Tin proof [34], 26.
Medal of Laval University, Quebec, rev., “Prix de
Poesie Fran§aise,” dies by G. 11. Lovett, bronze proof
[36], 25.
Head of Victoria facing left, rev., Victoria crowning the
Duke of Wellington, silver, very line. See remarks of
Sandham following No. [41], 23.
A cannon, above, “ Fort Erie;” below, “ June 2, 1866,”
rev., in circle “ Presented by the county of Welland.”
The Welland county Fenian medal, silver proof, very
rare [42], 22.
Obverse, bust to right, “ Ludovicus xv. D. G. Fr. et
Nav. Rex.,” rev., “ Ludovicoburgum,” etc. View of
fort with vessels, bronze proof, rare [45], 26.
Bust in armor facing right, “Fr. Christ de Levi, D.
Dampville, P. Franc, Prorex, Americae,” rev., a shield
on a mantle of ermine. A medal of the Due de
Dampville, viceroy of America in 1644, bronze proof,
rare [46], 32.
Wreath of Ivy, “ Universitas Torontonensis,” rev.,
goddess, draped, holding in her right hand a wreath,
and in her left, a palm branch, Greek inscription, bronze
proof [52], 32.
Arm grasping a serpent, a medal of the University of
Toronto, bronze proof [53], 21.
Bust of Queen Victoria, rev., wreath and inscription,
medal of Victoria College, Cobourg, Ontario, bronze
proof [56], 28.
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1356. Bust of George III, in armor, “ Georgius III, dei Gratia,”
rev., royal arms. This Indian medal lias served its
purpose of presentation but is in very line condition,
silver [59 j, 49.
1357. Obverse, similar to the last, rev., a landscape with wolf
and lion in the foreground, church and other buildings
in the back ground. Another Indian medal, silver, in
fine condition and excessively rare [02], 38.
1358. Medal of the Numismatic and Archaeological Society
of Montreal, Canada, tin proof [72], 27.
1359. View of Montreal in 1760, with fortifications, “Mon-
treal.” In exergue in an oval depression “ I). C. F.,”
rev., at top, engraved “ Tankalkel,” in centre in
Roman letters “Mohigrans,” tin, excessively rare, said
to be unique [75], 29.
1360. A river, on the right bank the American eagle, with the
National Arms on his breast ; on the opposite side,
the Beaver of Canada gnawing at the trunk of a dis-
mantled tree, the British Lion lying on the ground at
a distance beyond, legend, “Upper Canada Preserved,”
rev., “Presented by a grateful country for merit.”
This medal, from the collection of Dr. Clay cost Mr.
Holland §60, it is of silver, in proof condition and the
only one I have ever seen [77], 32.
1361. Medal of the Young Mens Christian Association of Mon-
treal, obv., view of their building, rev., bust of T. J. Clax-
ton, and names of the officers 1871-72, bronze proof, 28.
1362. Obverse, same, rev., Founded A. D. 1851, Incorporated
1870, with names of officers, bronze proof, 28.
1363. Bust to right, “ Ludovicos Magnus Rex Christianis-
simus,” rev., France seated on a rock, with flags, a
beaver and a river God, “ Francia in novo orbe victrix ”
in exergue, “ Kebeca Liberata, mdcxc.” It will be ob-
served that the design of this medal is precisely simi-
lar to Sandham’s No. [ 1 |, but that is size 32, while this is
26, bronze, fine and extremely rare.
A raised band sprinkled with maple leaves, “Annual
gathering Caledonia Society Montreal 1862,” rev., a
11
1364.
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wreath of thistles, “ Sword dance, C. Laird, S. F. G.,”
silver, very fine, unique , 28.
1805. Medal of the Wesleyan Congregational Church of
Montreal, view of the building, tin proof, 28.
1866. Medal of the Presbyterian College of Montreal, obv.,
bust of John Calvin, bronze proof, 22.
1367. Medal of the Roman Catholic Total Abstinence Society,
Halifax, Nova Scotia, founded Jan. 24, 1841, tin, fine
and excessively rare , not mentioned by Sandham, 28.
L368. Beaver Club Medal. “ Beaver Club Instituted Montreal
1 785,” beaver gnawing a tree, “Industry and Perse-
verance,” rev., canoe with four men rowing, “ Henry
MacKenzie, Fortitude in distress 1797,” with loop and
ring, very fine and very rare , gold, 25.
The Beaver Club was composed exclusively of merchants belonging to
the old North-west Company ; and to be eligible for membership in the
society, they must have imide at least one voyage to the interior of the
country.
1369.
Head of Britannia facing left, “ O, Fair Britannia, Hail,”
rev., “Victory, Goree taken, mdclviii,” bronze proof,
rare, 24.
This and the two following medals are of the same series as Nos. [9J
and [12] preceding. Issued by the society for the promotion of arts and
commerce.
// / / 1870.
1371.
1372.
rJ
/
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1373.
/ A/- 1374.
1375.
Obverse, Britannia riding a sea horse, “ Britain
triumphed,” etc., rev., “ France relinquishes the sea,”
bronze proof, rare, 25.
Obverse, Britannia standing holding by the hand a
kneeling captive, “Guadalupe surrenders May 1,
mdcclix,” rev., victory, bronze proof, rare, 25.
Head of Britannia facing left, medal of the society for
the promotion of arts and commerce instituted in Lon-
don, 1753, bronze proof, rare, 25.
Bust of George II, laureated, and with flowing hair,
facing left, rev., “ Peace nourishes trade,” “ Proclaimed
2 Feb., 1748,” copper, very fine and rare, 26.
Bust of George III, in armor facing left, rev., ships and
fortifications, “ Calonesus Capta, vii, Junii, mdcci.xi,
bronze, very fine and rare, 26.
Jean Varin, bust facing right with flowing hair, rev.,
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1376.
1377.
1379.
1380.
1381.
1382.
1383.
1384.
1385.
1386.
1387.
1388.
1889.
group of 3 figures one holding a medal, a most beau-
tiful and rare medal, bronze nearly proof 32.
The Prince of Wales, bust at full face, rev., “ To com-
memorate the visit,” etc., tin proof [ 18], 26.
View of Victoria Bridge with Mt. Royal in the distance,
rev., inscription in 15 lines, surrounded by the English
arms and medallion busts of the Queen, Prince Albert,
and the Prince of Wales, commonly called the
H off n ung medal, bronze proof, scarce [22], 30.
Corner Stone Medal of the Western Congregational
church of Montreal, obv., view of the building, rev.,
inscription. It is said of this that it is the first purely
Canadian work of medalic art that has been issued,
copper proof, 29.
Medal of Calvary Congregational church of Montreal,
obv., view of building, rev., arms, “ Congregational
College of I». N. A.,” etc., copper proof, 29.
Medal of the Agricultural Association of Upper Canada,
copper, fine, scarce, 29.
Sandham’s Medalic Series No. 1. Struck from mutilated
dies, tin, fine, 28.
Medal struck to commemorate the opening of the
Windsor Hotel, Montreal, obv., view of the building,
rev., inscription in 10 lines.
Pilgrimage Medal of the church of St. Anne de Beaupre.
St. Anne seated healing a woman, rev., view of the
church, tin, very fine, 20.
Another of the same series, similar design both obverse
and reverse, but differently executed, tin, fine, 20.
Another, obverse, same, rev., Souvenir, etc., tin, fine, 20.
Still another of the same series, obv., St. Anne, rev., the
church. Eliptioal in form, tin, fine, 12X20.
Medal struck to commemorate the trip on the St. Law-
rence by steamer, Jan. 1, 1878, tin, fine, 20.
( diverse, a maple leaf, on a tablet “ Eote Nationale Mon-
treal 24 Juiu 1874,” rev., a maple wreath, “Souvenir,”
tin, fine, 20.
Medal commemorating the Musical Jubilee at Montreal,
June 21, 22, 1878, tin, fine, 13.
1390.
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1391.
1392.
1393.
1394.
1395.
1396.
So
139'
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1398.
1399.
/ 'S’ 1400.
/ SO 1401.
/ //>
1402.
Medal commemorating tlie Fete of St. John, Montreal
1878, tin, line, 13.
Medal the obverse and reverse of which are the obverses
of the two preceding, tin, line, 13.
CENTENNIAL MEDALS, CONTINUED.
Obverse, United States shield and eagle with Washing-
ton and Grant as supporters, rev., “ Dedicated to
the people of the United States,” etc., silver proof,
very thick planchet [90], 26.
Large head of Washington facing left, rev., “In com-
memoration,” etc., “First in war,” etc., tin proof
[91], 26.
Half length figure of Washington with sword, “ 1776,
1876,” rev., “A government of the people,” etc.; view
of Memorial Hall ; tin, fine [92], 26.
Obverse, view of the grand entrance to the Main Build-
ing, rev., “Main Building, length 1880 feet,” etc.,
tin proof [93], 26.
View of the signing of the Declaration, similar to that
on Wright’s large medal, rev., “ One hundredth an-
niversary of our nation’s birth, 1776, 1876,” tin proof
[94], 20.
Head of Washington to right, “To commemorate the
100th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence,”
rev., “International Exhibition,” etc., “Union for-
ever,” tin proof [95], 25.
Large head of Washington facing right, “ General
Washington, 1776,” rev., blank with a border of scroll
work, silver proof, very rare [98], 24.
Obverse, view of Independence Hall, “Birth place of
American Independence, 1776,” rev., like the last, silver
proof, very rare [99], 24.
Obverse, female figure representing the United States ;
right arm extended with olive branch ; left resting on
a shield, “Free and United States, 1876,” rev., like
the last, silver proof, very rare [ 100], 24.
Obverse, fountain, “ Centennial Fountain, Fairmount
CENTENNIAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
85
Park,” etc., rev., like the last, silver proof, very rare
[101], 24.
1400. Obverse, three men ; one a soldier, one a farmer, with
emblems of war and peace, “ American Colonies,
1776,” rev., like the last, silver proof, very rare [102],
24.
1404. ( )bverse, a cross. Medal of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union of America, silver proof, very rare [ 103], 24.
1405. View of Independence Hall ; dates at right and left, rev.,
“Centennial Celebration, Chosen Friend Lodge I. O.
O. F.,” silver proof [104], 24.
1406. Obverse, large bell, “ Proclaim Liberty throughout the
land,” etc., rev., “Centennial Memorial of Siloam M.
E. Church, Philadelphia,” silver proof [105], 24.
‘> 1407. Obverse, same as the last, rev., “Union Avenue Baptist
Sunday School, June 7, 1870,” silver proof [106], 24.
: 1408. Obverse, same as the last, rev., “ Centennial Memorial
of the Cumberland st. M. E. Church, Philadelphia,
1876,” silver proof [107], 24.
1400. Obverse, view of Independence Hall, standing alone,
rev., card of the New York and China Tea Company,
tin proof [108], 24.
1410. Obverse, small bell, with yoke, “Proclaim Liberty,”
etc., rev., same as the last, tin proof [109], 24.
^ 1411. Obverse, two soldiers at opposite sides of the Liberty
bell, presenting arms, one of 1776, one of 1876, rev.,
view of a silver mine, rail road, etc., “Made from
Nevada ore at International Exhibition,” silver proof
[110], 24.
1412. Masonic Medal from the Europeans to their American
Brethren, Masonic emblems and inscription, a beau-
tiful medal, bronze proof | 1 11], 24.
7 1413. Bust of Washington facing left, within a wreath of oak
and olive, “ 100th Anniversary of the Declaration of
Independence, July 4, 1876, rev., “ 1876,” “ Dedicated
to the Children of America,” silver proof [ 1 13], 21.
j 1414. Obverse, like the last, rev., bust of Washington to right,
surrounded by stars, “The Centennial year of our
National Independence,” 1876, silver proof, unique, die
destroyed [114], 21.
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f 1416.
7 W 1417.
/ 1418.
/ '// 1419.
' /// 1420.
/ '// 1421.
/ x// 1422.
CENTENNIAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Battle of Moore’s Creek Bridge,
No. Carolina, Feb. 27, 1776,” silver proof, unique , (lie
destroyed [115], 21.
Obverse, same, rev., “Battle of Sullivan’s Island,” etc.,
silver proof, unique [116], 21.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Battle of Long Island,” etc.,
silver proof, unique [117], 21.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Battle of Harlem Plains,” silver
proof, unique [118], 21.
Obverse, same, rev., “Battle of Lake Champlain,” etc.,
silver proof, unique [119], 21.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Battle of White Plains,” silver
proof, unique [120], 21.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Battle of Fort Washington,” silver
proof, unique [121], 21.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Battle of Trenton,” silver proof,
unique [122], 21.
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Of the nine medals last described, Mr. Lovett struck one set only in
silver, and ten in bronze, and then destroyed the reverse dies, as attested by
a letter that may be seen on application to the auctioneers. Belonging
both to the Washington and the Centennial series, the set is certainly
most desirable.
1423. Masonic medal, obv., Bust of Washington facing left,
“100th year of our National Independence,” rev.,
masonic emblems, silver proof, 19.
1424. Obverse, like the last, rev., “47th Anniversary of the
Brooklyn Sunday School Union, May, 1876,” silver
proof, 19.
1425. Memorial medal, 1776, rev., “Struck within the Inter-
national exhibition, 1876,” pierced, brass, fine, 16.
1426. Independence bell with eagle above, “ Centennial,” “1 776,
1876,” rev., U. S. flag, “ Long may it wave,” bronze
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proof, 16.
Small bell with yoke, “Liberty bell 1776,” rev.,
“Shamgar S. Hand, Notary Public,” etc., copper
proof, 14.
Bust of Martha Washington to left, within a wreath,
“The 100th year,” etc., rev., “ Martha Washington
Memorial medal,” brass proof, 17.
Obverse, small bell with yoke, rev., “ Begin our 100th
1429.
CENTENNIAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
87
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1431.
1432.
1433.
1434.
1435.
1436.
1437.
1438.
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1440.
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year July 5, 1875.” In the form of a St. Andrews
Cross, tin proof, 18.
Obverse, bell with yoke, 1776, rev., “In memory of the
Centennial,” tin, 17.
Bust of Washington facing; “ George Washington, 17 76,”
rev., Exhibition building, “Centennial, 1876,” 17.
Medal similar in design to the last, but from different
dies, brass proof, 1 7.
Head of Liberty, rev., eagle, “ 1876, Centennial,” brass,
pierced, 15.
Obverse, same as reverse of the last, rev., incused,
brass, 15.
Bell and eagle, “Centennial, 1776, 1876,” rev., liar-
bach’s card, tin proof.
“Independence Hall, as in 1776,” rev., bell, “Proclaim
Liberty,” etc., bronze, pierced, 15.
Obverse, Public Buildings, Pliila., rev., Liberty bell,
1776, tin proof, 14.
Obverse, Liberty bell with yoke, rev., card of Malseed
Hawkins, brass proof, 14.
Obverse, like the last, rev., card of A. Pickard, copper
proof, 14.
“Independence Ilall, as in 1776,” rev., bell, “Proclaim
Liberty,” etc., with ring, brass, 14.
Bust of Gen. Grant facing left, rev., bell, copper proof,
12.
Bust of Washington to right, rev., “Children’s Ball,
Cape May,” tin proof, 12.
Liberty bell without yoke. At the sides, 1776, 1876,
rev., like the last, silver proof, 12.
Obverse, like the last, rev., “ Children’s Centennial Party,
Pottsville, Pa., Feb. 22, 1876,” silver proof, 12.
Obverse, bell with yoke, date below, rev., like the last,
silver proof, 12.
Obverse, Independence Ilall, rev., bell with yoke, two
dates below, tin proof, 12.
Obverse, “ Struck in the main building of the Interna-
tional Exhibition,” etc., rev., The Lord’s Prayer, silver
proof, 12.
88 CENTENNIAL MEDALS CONTINUED, &C.
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Bell with yoke, date at each side, rev., “ 1” in a wreath,
pierced, the smallest of the centennial medals, copper
proof, 8.
Monogram U. S. A., 1776, 1876, “Centennial,” rev., g
shield inscribed “ Lionite,” very fine, 24.
“ The Centennial Carriage Exhibition, Philadelphia,
1876,” view of building, rev., card of Valentine A Co.,
Celluloid or rubber, two colors, very line, 24.
“Independence Hall as in 1776,” surrounded by Roman
border, silver and black, a badge or pin, very fine, 26.
Bust of Washington facing left, rev., “This medal is
struck to perpetuate the memory of Washington, and
in honor of the Patrons who attended our Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia, Pa., U. S., 1776, 1876,” tin
proof, 40.
Bust of Washington, “ First in war,” etc., 1776, rev.,
plow, etc., 1876. American flag, ribbon and clasp,
marked Centennial, gilt, fine, scarce, 19.
Bust of Washington at nearly full face, “ G. Washington,
1776, 1876,” brass, mounted as a pin, very fine, 19
Bust of Washington, rev., “ The boys and girls of Ame-
rica, 1776,” copper proof, 18.
Bell, “Centennial, 1776,” 1876, rev., a flag, tin, fine, 16.
Libertas Americana. Struck in Exposition building, tin,
fine, 14.
Woman’s Pavilion, “ Her works praise her,” rev., eagle,
“ 1776, American Celebration, 1876,” parian marble,
very beautiful, 36.
Centennial Canteen, with shield and pin, tin, very fine.
The Art Gallery, rev., the main building, enamel, set
as a watch charm. A tasty memorial of the centennial.
STORE CARDS, CONTINUED.
Hewett, Dr. .1. C., bone setter, 68 Prince st., N. Y.,
copper, fine, 19.
Same, thin planchet, copper, bright, 19.
Hausman W., Savannah, Ga., brass, very fine, 14.
llorter, Charles D., 178 William st., N. Y., obv., view
of the old building erected 1660, copper, very fine, 16.
STORK CARDS CONTINUED.
89
1465. Harmstead, James, Phil., obv., head of Wesley, copper
proof, 16.
1466. Same in brass, very fine, 16.
1467. Havens, hatter, Broadway, N. Y., check for 10 cents,
tin, pierced, 16.
1468. Hazelton A Palmer, Dover, N. II., rev., Smith’s card,
copper, fine, 18.
1469. Haskins, W. P., Troy, N. Y., planing machine, copper,
fine, 18.
1470. Haskins, W. P., figure of Lafayette, copper, fine, 18.
1471. Haywood’s saloon, Savannah, Ga., German silver, tine,
17.
1472. Holmes, Booth A Hayden, nickel silver, very fine, 16.
1473. Henning, A. J., Pulton st., N. Y., copper, fine, 16.
1474. Houghton, Merrill A Co., 48 Cedar st., brass, scarce, 17.
1475. Ilardie, A. W., draper and tailor, “Naked and ye
clothed me,” brass, line and scarce, 20.
1476. Ivins, E., Phil., obv., head of Washington, tin, fine, 16.
1477. Irving House, N. Y., rev., 10 cent stamp, brass, fine, 15.
1478. Idler, William, Phil., obv., copy of Washington half
dollar, copper, splendid proof, 22.
1479. Same in brass, very fine, 22.
1480. Idler, William, reverse of Washington half dollar, brass,
very fine, 22.
1481. Idler, William, dealer in coins, minerals, shells, etc.,
obv., head of Washington, copper proof, 13.
1482. Same in nickel, fine, 13.
1483. Obverse, same, rev., paper money, etc., copper proof, 13.
1484. Same in brass, very fine, 13.
1485. Same in tin proof, 13.
1486. Jennings A Wheeler, N. Y., rev., map, copper proof, 18.
1487. Same in brass, proof, 18.
1488. Jennings, Wheeler A Co., N. V., rev., clasped hands,
brass, very fine, 17.
1490. Obverse, same, rev., wholesale clothing, etc., brass
proof, 17.
1491. Jacobs, E., 83 Camp st., N. Orleans, copper, fine, 18.
1492. Same in brass, fine, 18.
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90
STORE CARDS CONTINUED.
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Jackson, C. W., Broad and Lombard sts., copper proof,
18.
Same in brass, proof, 18.
Jackson, C. W., different die, brass, good and scarce, 18.
Jaccard, E. A Co., St. Louis, Mo., rev., shield, copper,
splendid proof, 18.
Same in brass, proof, 18.
Same in tin, proof, 18.
Johnson, Prof., head of Kossuth, brass, line, 14.
Johnson, Prof., head of Liberty, brass, fine, 14.
Johnson, Prof., large Liberty head, brass, line, 18.
Jensch, F. A., bell founder, Chicago, copper, fine, 10.
Same in brass, line, 10.
Same from a different die, copper proof, 10.
Joseph, Bros., San Francisco, Cal. ‘‘The cheapest
house in California,” etc., copper, fine, milled edge,
scarce, 19.
Judson, Hiram, Syracuse, N. Y., copper, line, scarce, 18.
Jarvis, Geo. A., N. Y., copper, bright, rare in this con-
dition, 18.
Key A Co., obv., heads of Albert and Victoria, tin
proof, 18.
Key, F. C. & Sons., Arch st., Pliila., obv., head of For-
rest, tin, line, 18.
Key, obv., “ Dedicated to coin and medal collectors
I860,” tin proof, 18.
Ivey, F. C. A Sons, obv., head of David M. Lyle, splendid
proof in copper, 24.
King, Prof., “The best ventriloquist, living,” copper,
fine, 12.
Kingsley, T. L. A Son, TTtica, N. Y., brass proof, 15.
Ivleinsteuber, Charles, Mechanic, Milwaukee, copper, fine,
scarce, 16.
Karl, Christopher, Liberty seated, copper, fine, 15.
Kinsey, E. A D., Cincinnati, obv., has view of the London
Crystal Palace, copper, splendid proof, 14.
Kirkpatrick A Gault, Park Place, N. Y., rev., a 12 cent
stamp, brass, plated, fine, 16.
Kline, John W., Phila., obv., reduced copy of the
Libertas Americana Medal, copper, splendid proof, 16.
STORK CARDS CONTINUED.
91
IS 19. Kossuth the Washington of Hungary, 1852, bust facing
left, rev., a steam ship, “dry goods and upholstery for
sh ips and steamers,” copper, proof and excessively rare ,
18.
1520. Kidder, 1). B., East Boston, Mass., rubber, line, 20.
1521. Ketcham & Barker, Toledo, ()., brass, line, 13.
1522. Lehr, F., needle threaders, 5(5 Chatham st., X Y. The
obverse of this card is the head of President Lincoln
facing right, brass proof \ very rare , 12.
1523. Leverett <fc Thomas, Pearl st., N. Y., copper, line, rare.
1524. Lovett, George 11., medal die sinker, N. Y., obv., boy
and dolphin, brass, very line, 20.
1525. Lovett, J. D., engraver, N. Y., tin, fine, 10.
1526. Same in brass, fine, 10.
1527. Lovett, It., X. Y., obv., bust of Franklin, copper proof,
17.
1528. Same in brass, very fine, 17.
1529. Lovett, R., Jr., 200 South 5th st., Phil., obv., head of
Minerva, copper proof, 12.
1530. Same, brass proof, 12.
1531. Same, nickel proof, 12.
1532. Lovett, R., Jr., Phil., obv., St. George and the dragon,
copper, fine, 9.
1533. Same, nickel, very fine, 9.
1534. Same, tin, very fine, 9.
1535. Lovett, It., Jr., die sinker, Phil., obv., has view of
Girard statue, copper proof, 19.
1536. Same as the last, brass, fine, 19.
1537. Same in tin, fine, 19.
1538. Reverse, same, obv., Washington before Boston, copper
proof, 20.
1539. Same in brass, very fine, 20.
1540. Same in tin proof, 20.
1541. Reverse, same, obv., Penn’s Treaty, tin, fine, 19.
1542. Reverse, same, obv., naval battle, copper, fine, 20.
1543. Law, II., baker, N. Y., rev., sheaf, copper, very fine
and scarce, 18.
1544. Leighton, C., shirt manufacturers, 5 Royal st., X.( )rleans,
copper proof, 14.
92
STORE CARDS CONTINUED.
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Same in brass, fine, 14.
Same in tin, fine, 14.
Lyons, W. II. ifc Co., St. Charles st., New Orleans,
silver, fine and very rare, 15.
Same in brass, very fine, 15.
Loder & Co., N. Y., brass, milled, fine, IS.
Loder A Co., rev., 83 Cedar st., N. Y., copper proof, 19.
Same as the last, brass, very fine, 19.
Loder & Co., 130 Broadway, copper, nearly proof, 19.
Long, E., St. Louis, Mo., brass, good, 18.
Levick, J. N. T., 904 Broadway, N. Y., 1860, rev., man
Smoking, “No pleasure can exceed the smoking of the
weed,” tin proof, now very rare, 18.
Leask, M., Sands St., Brooklyn, tin, very fine, 19.
Leask, M., obv., from a different die, rev., like the last,
tin, fine, 19.
Lingg A Bro., Phila., obv., reduced copy of the Liber-
tas Americana medal, tin proof, 14.
Learned & Co., Congress St., tin, poor, 17.
Lindermueller, Gustavus, N. Y., dies by Koloff, copper,
fine, 16.
Obverse, same, rev., Odeon, copper, fine, 16.
Lyon, E,, 424 Broadway, brass, 18.
Same in copper, 18.
Lyon, E., name over the head, brass, fine, 18.
Lyon, E., rev., Liberty seated, brass, fine, 14.
Lyon, E., head of Liberty and eagle, brass, very fine, 14.
Loomis, A., 34 Merwin St,., Cleveland, ()., rev., barrel,
wholesale and retail dealer, etc., copper, fine and ex-
tremely rare, 20.
McClure, E. A., trader, “25,” copper proof, 15.
Same in brass, fine, 15.
McClure, Pi. A., “50,” tin, fine, 15.
Miller, M. 11., A Co., Memphis, Tenn., rev., an eagle,
brass, fine and very scarce, 18.
Obverse, same, rev., head of Liberty, copper, very fine
and scarce.
Malcolm A Gaul, N. Y., copper, very fine, 18.
Same in brass, fine, 18.
STORE CARDS CONTINUED.
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Maycook, S. & Co., rev., eagle, copper, very fine, 18.
Haycock Co., head of Liberty, copper, fine, 18.
Milton, William 11. & Co., Boston, copper, very fine, 19.
Milton, William II., copper, very fine, 19.
Hears Patent 1 86 7^ rev., Lr. S. Mail, Boston, lead, fine,
12.
Mathews, John, obv., Liberty smelling of a Jink, copper
proof, 18.
Merle, A. & Co., Bienville st., N. Orleans, rev., eagle
standing on a key “ Post Tenebras Lux,” copper, very
rare, 18.
Morse, M. P., Pittsburg, Pa., copper, good, 18.
Moffett, J. G., N. V., copper, uncirculated , 18.
Merritt, J. C., N. Y., brass, fine, 18.
Mossin & Marr, rev., Liberty heavily loaded, copper,
fine, 13.
Merchants Exchange N. Y., copper, fine, 18.
Merchants Exchange, W all st., built 1827, copper, 18.
Moss’ Hotel cor. Bowery and Bayard st., brass, fine, 16.
March, Nath. Portsmouth, N. FI., copper, very fine, 18.
Mitad, rev., a mortar, brass, 15.
Mott, W. If., cor. of Old Ship and Wrater st., N. Y.,
rev., anvil, brass, fine, scarce, 18.
Meade & Brother, rev., eagle, brass, fine, 18.
Meade Brothers 253 Broadway, brass, fine, 18.
Hears tfc Houlton, rev., Department of State, FT. S. A.,
lead, very fine, 18.
Mahoney’s clothes warehouse, Boston, brass, fine, 18.
Metropolitan Ins. Co., ship sailing right, copper, very
fine, 18.
Motts’ Jewellers Token, 1789, copper, thick planchet,
very fine and scarce, 18.
Marshall, M. L., Oswego, I860, copper proof, 17.
Same, brass, fine, 17.
Same in tin proof, 17.
Marshall, M. L., Oswego, 1862, copper proof, 17.
Matson, N. & Co., Chicago, III., tin, fine, rare, 16.
Merritt A Langley, Dey st. House, N. Y., german silver,
fine, 19.
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Murdock & Spencer, Cincinnati, O., rev., incused, brass,
fine, 10.
Same in tin, tine, 10.
Marshall House, 1850, head of Liberty, copper, line, 12.
Mulligan, II., Phil a., brass, very fine, 20.
Mason, baker, rev., sheaf of wheat, copper, pierced, very
fine, 15.
Miller & Co., Louisville, Ky., bronze, nearly proof, 21.
Same in tin, very fine, 21.
Mullen, William J., gold dial manufacturer, letters on
the rev., almost microscopic, bronze, nearly proof,
scarce, 21.
Merriam, Joseph II., die sinker Brattle Sq., Boston,
“ Medals struck in gold,” etc., obv., his bust, “ Labor
Omnia Vicit,” copper proof, 20.
Merriam, J. II., Head of Webster, tin, line, 20.
Merriam, J. H., head of Prince of Wales, brass proof, 20.
Merriam, J. II., head of J. C. Heenan, copper proof, 20.
Merriam, J. II., head of Tom Sayers, copper proof, 20.
Same in tin, very line, 20.
Merriam, J. II., head of Edward Everett, tin, line, 20.
Merriam, J. II., head of Washington, copper proof, 17.
Same in brass proof, 17.
Same in tin, very fine, 17.
Milliken’s Hotel, Boston, brass, fine, 18, and McKay &
Lapsley, Nashville, Tenn., rev., “ 500,” copper, fine,
12. 2 pieces.
Same as the last in brass, rev., “20,” fine, 12.
Same in tin, rev., “50,” fine, 12.
Morrill, Charles E., rubber, oblong, very fine, 36X24.
New York circus, 14th st., L. E. Lent, director, silver
plated shells, very fine and scarce, 24.
New Congress Hall, I860, rev., “Seals engraved,” etc.,
copper proof, 16.
Same in brass, very fine, 16.
New York, city of, “ I. O. U. One cent,” copper, fine,
16.
Olcott & Brother, rev., locomotive head light, brass,
very fine, 17.
STOKE CARDS CONTINUED.
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Olcott, Brother, rev., manufacturers, etc., copper, fine,
scarce, 17.
Pearson it Dana, Chicago, copper, fine 18.
Patterson Bros., Buffalo, anvil, rev., lock, copper, fine, 1 7.
Plane, John it Co., Belvidere, 111., copper, very fine, 18.
Plane & Jennison, Belvidere, 111., copper, very fine and
rare, 18.
Peale, Charles W ilson, bust to left, rev., Phila. Museum,
admit the bearer, copper, nearly proof, rare, 20.
Peale, Chas. Wilson, different reverse, fine, rare, 20.
1 orter, S., 32 High st., Newport, brass proof, IK.
Putnam, Chicago, “ Don’t spend one dime,” etc., rubber,
fine, 20.
Porter, Horace, Boston, copper, fine, 16.
Proctor it Gamble, Cincinnati, brass, a shell, fine, 21.
Pitkin, Robert, brass, very fine, 14.
Phalon, hair cutting, comb, etc., copper, fine, 17.
Peck it Byrnham, 2 pieces, copper, fine, 17.
Plane, John it Co., Belvidere, 111., brass, very fine, 18.
Pearson it Dana, Chicago, 111., brass, very fine, 17.
Pyfer it Co., 1849, lottery office, brass, fine, 18.
Percy, E. L., “trunks and travelling bags, hoop skirts,
gloves and hosiery, etc.,” rev., eagle, “Mansion House
Block, No. 2, Troy, N. Y.,” copper, very fine and rare,
18.
Patterson Bros., Buffalo, copper, scarce, 18.
Pampel it Co., Lafayette, Fnd., brass, rare, 15.
Peck, J. it C., patent tin machines, copper, uncirculated,
in good condition this is a rare card , 18.
Peek’s Cards, 2 varieties, both good, copper, 17X18.
Robinson, Alfred S., rev., Iligley, copper, tin and nickel,
three pieces, all proofs, 18.
Same in brass, fine, 18.
Root it Co., Gallery, N. Y., copper and brass, verv fine,
18. •
Root, M. A., Gallery, Phila., copper proof, and brass,
fine, 2 pieces, 18.
Riker, Abraham, N. Y., copper, fine, I 7.
Ruggles, Robert, N. V., copper, unc., 18.
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Richards, II. M. tfc E. T., 2 pieces, copper, fine, 18.
Raine, Charles J., Lynchburg Va., brass, very fine and
rare, 18.
Robinson, L., “ rifle trimmings and gunnery, Chitten-
ango, N. Y.,” copper, extremely rare, 17.
Richardson, W. A., umberllas and parasols, 5 varieties,
all very fine, copper and brass, 18.
Richardson, W. & Co., brass, fine, 18.
Richardson, W. H., 3 varieties, different locations, brass,
all nearly proof, 16.
THE NATIONAL MEDALS.
General Gates, for Saratoga ; bronze, fine, 35.
The DeFleury Medal : obverse, a soldier helmeted and
clothed in the Roman fashion, rev., a fort ; in appear-
ance a genuine medal, but probably an electrotype
copy, 32.
Major Henry Lee, for the engagement at Paulus Hook ;
bronze, very fine, scarce, 28.
Obverse, same ; rev., plain ; bronze, 28.
Fine copy of the rare medal presented to Paulding,
Williams and Van Wert, for the capture of Major
Andre : obv., a shield with laurel and palm branches ;
“ Fidelity,” rev., “ Vincit Amor Patriae ; ” tin, very
fine, 34X26..
Daniel Morgan ; obv., an Indian queen, crowning a
soldier ; rev., Battle of the Cowpens, splendid fire
gilt proof, equal in beauty to gold ; 36.
John E. Howard, for the battle of Cowpens ; bronze,
fine, 29.
William Washington ; medal for the same battle ;
bronze, fine, 29.
Col. George Croghan, for the battle of Sandusky ; obv.,
bust ; rev., the battle ; bronze proof, 41.
General Nathaniel Green, for the battle of Eutaw
Springs ; type metal, verjr fine, and rare, 36.
Gov. Isaac Shelby, for the battle of the Thames, obv.,
bust ; rev., view of the battle ; bronze, fine, 41.
THE NATIONAL MEDALS.
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General Gaines, for the defense of Fort Erie, obv., bust ;
rev., column inscribed, “Erie,” etc., bronze proof, 41.
General Porter, for Chippewa, Niagara and Erie ; obv.,
bust ; rev., “ Resolution of Congress,” etc. ; bronze
proof, 41.
Maj. Gen. Brown, for the same actions ; obv., bust ;
rev., “ Resolution of Congress,” etc. ; bronze proof, -4 1.
Brig. Gen. James Miller, for the same actions ; obv.,
bust ; rev., view of battle ; bronze, tine, 41.
Brig. Gen. Eleazer W. Ripley, for same actions ; obv.,
bust ; rev., Fame hanging a tablet on a palm tree,
“ Resolution,” etc. ; bronze proof, 41.
Maj. Gen. Alexander Macomb, for same actions ; obv.,
bust ; rev., battle ; bronze, fine, 41.
Capt. John Paul Jones ; obv., bust ; rev., view of the
action between the Bon Homme Richard and the
Serapis ; bronze, tine, 36.
Capt. Thomas Truxton ; obv., bust ; rev., view of the
engagement between the Constellation and La Ven-
geance ; bronze, fine, 36.
Capt. Isaac Hull ; obv., bust ; rev., capture of the
Guerriere ; bronze, tine, 41.
Capt. Jacob Jones ; obv., bust ; rev., capture of the
British sloop Frolic ; bronze, fine, 41.
Capt. Stephen Decatur ; obv., bust ; rev., capture of the
frigate Macedonian ; bronze, tine, 41.
Capt. William Baiubridge ; obv., bust ; rev., capture of
the Java ; bronze, tine, 40.
Capt. James Lawrence ; bust to right ; rev., capture of
the Peacock ; bronze, fine, 41.
Lieutenant W. Burrows ; obv., tomb inscribed : “ Bur-
rows rev., capture of the Boxer by the Enterprise ;
bronze, tine, 41.
Lieut. Edward McCall ; obv., bust ; rev., same as the
last ; bronze, fine, 41.
Capt. Jesse 1). Eliott ; obv., bust ; rev., victory of Lake
Erie ; bronze, fine, 41.
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Capt. Lewis Warrinton ; rev., capture of the Epervier ;
bronze, fine, 41.
Capt. Johnston Blakely ; obv., bust ; rev., capture of
the Reindeer; bronze proof, 41.
Capt. Thomas Macdonough ; rev., battle of Lake
Champlain ; bronze, fine, 41.
Lieut. Stephen Cassin ; obv., bust ; rev., battle of Lake
Champlain ; bronze, fine, 41.
Capt. James Biddle ; obv., bust ; rev., capture of ship
Penguin ; bronze, fine, 41.
Capt. Charles Stewart ; obv., bust ; rev., capture of the
Levant ; bronze proof, 41.
Medal commemorative of the loss of Lieut. Bache ;
bronze, fine, 21.
Medal for the rescue of the officers and crew of the brig
Somers ; bronze, fine, 37.
Medal awarded to Capt. Duncan N. Ingraham for the
rescue of Martin Coszta ; brgnze proof, 64.
The shipwreck medal ; obv., shipwreck ; rev., eagle ;
splendid silver proof ; rare in this metal, 48.
Medal presented to the rescuers of the passengers and
crew of the steam ship San Francisco ; splendid proof
in silver ; rare in this metal ; weight over 7 ounces,
50.
Medal presented to Cornelius Vanderbilt ; obv., bust ;
rev., steamship, etc. ; bronze, fine proof, 48.
Medal presented to George F. Robinson for saving the
life of William H. Seward ; obv., bust ; rev., the
scene commemorated ; splendid silver proof, very
rare; weighs over 8 ounces, 48.
Medal presented to Cyrus W. Field for establishing the
Atlantic telegraph; obv., bust, etc.; rev., inscription;
bronze proof, 64.
Declaration of Independence medal. The only original
of this medal which 1 have ever seen or heard of was
sold in my auction sale of October, 1863, Lot
2691. For a full description reference is made to that
catalogue; and a very interesting article concerning
the medal will be found in the Am. Journal of Nu-
99
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170(5.
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1710.
mismatics , vol. ix, page 65; splendid silver proof,
44.
Medal presented to John Horn, Jr., in recognition of his
heroic exploits, in rescuing men, women and children
from drowning in Detroit river; silver proof, 29.
Medal presented to Edward Preble, for the bombard-
ment of Tripoli; bronze proof, 41.
Medal of Capt. Robert Henley; awarded for the victory
on Lake Champlain; obv., bust; rev., battle, same
view as appears on the McDonough Medal; bronze,
fine, 40.
Medal awarded to the officers in the battle of Lake
Erie; obv., wreath and inscription; rev., view of the
engagement; bronze, fine, 38.
Medal presented by the State of Pennsylvania, to Oliver
H. I *erry for the battle of Lake Erie; obv., bust; rev.,
view of the engagement; bronze, fine, 38.
MEDALS OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.
0 1711.
J 1712.
^1713.
1714.
5*01715.
Medal of the United States Agricultural Society; rev.,
“Awarded to Hon. Marshall P. Wilder, Founder,
First President; and constant Patron, I860;” edge
inscribed; “a fac-simile of the gold medal of honor,
Marshal P. Wilder to Ezekiel Jewett;” silver proof, 48.
Medal of the New England Agricultural Society; obv.,
six shields with arms of the States; below a group of
domestic animals; rev., wreath, “Awarded to R. W.
Rawson,” etc.; silver proof, 38.
The smaller medal of the New England Agricultural
Society; same design as the larger medal; rev., wreath
“ Awarded to Boomei & Pease,” etc.; silver, very fine,
29.
Medal of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society; obv.,
two female figures, one holding a bundle of grapes, the
other a bouquet; rev., wreath and shields of the U. S.
and Mass. ; silver proof, 32.
Medal of the Maine State Agricultural Society; obv.,
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arms of the state, etc.; rev., “Awarded to;” silver
proof, 27.
1710. Medal of the Connecticut Agricultural Society; obv.,
sheaf of wheat; rev., wreath, “Awarded to;” bronze
proof, 19.
1717. The larger medal of the same Society; obv., Seal of the
Society; rev., wreath, “ Awarded to; ” bronze, line, 82.
1718. Hartford County Agricultural Society medal; obv.’
female seated; rev., wreath, “ Awarded to for the
best specimen,” etc.; bronze, fine, 24.
1719. Medal of the New Hampshire State Agricultural So-
ciety; “ Awarded to F. A. Brown for Ambrotypes; 1
shield shape, engraved, silver, fine and rare, 34.
1720. New York State Agricultural Society Medal; obv., Ceres
standing; rev., wreath; silver proof, 34.
1721. The smaller medal of the same Society; different design;
rev., “ Awarded to Misses Mary & Hellen E. llickcox,”
etc.; silver, 20.
1722. Medal of the New York State Poultry Society; obv.,
group of fouls; rev., “ Awarded to II. C. Gavit; ” sil-
ver proof, 29.
1723. Medal of the Erie County Agricultural Society; obv.,
wreath, sheaf of wheat, and agricultural implements;
rev., “Awarded to George Davis,” etc.; silver, fine, 28.
1 724. Monroe County Agricultural Society Medal; obv., plough
and sheaf of wheat; rev., wreath, “Instituted, A. 1).,
1840; ” silver proof, 27.
1725. Medal of the Union Agricultural Society of Ridgeway
and Shelby; rev., bee hive, horns of plenty, etc.; “ All
things flourish with industry;” bronze, fine, 28.
1720. Yonkers Horticultural Society Medal; obv., vase of
flowers; rev., wreath, “ Awarded to; ” bronze, fine, 27.
1727. Dutchess County Agricultural Society Medal; obv.,
domestic animals, agricultural implements, etc.; rev.,
“ Awarded to George B. Foote for Trotting Stallion
Champion; silver, fine, 32.
1728. Medal of the St. Lawrence County, Agricultural Society;
member’s badge of life membership; bronze proof, 20.
1729. New Jersey State Agricultural Society Medal; obv.,
MKDALS OK AG R I CULT II KA I, SOCIETIES.
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1733.
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1730.
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1738.
1739.
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1741.
1743.
figure symbolizing Liberty and Plenty; rev., “Awarded
to,” etc.; silver proof, 22.
Large medal of the Pennsylvania State Agricultural
Society: obv., arms; rev., wreath; bronze, fine, 40.
Medal of Pennsylvania Horticultural Society; obv.,
female seated, child approaching bearing on his head
a basket of fruit and flowers; rev., wreath; bronze,
fine, 32.
Medal of the Lynchburg Agricultural and Mechanical
Society; silver, fine, a little, scratched, 24.
Medal of the State Agricultural Society of South
Carolina; obv., palmetto; rev., Latin inscription;
bronze proof, 24.
Medal of the Winyah and All Saints Agricultural
Society; obv., a plough; rev., a scroll and sheaf of
wheat; silver proof, scarce, 24.
Medal of the Alabama State Agricultural Society; obv.,
a cotton press; rev., wreath, “Awarded to;” bronze
fine, 40.
Medal of the Agricultural, Mechanical and Horticultu-
ral Association of Mobile; silver proof, scarce, 26.
Central Agricultural and Mechanical Association, Selma,
Alabama; Prize Medal Exhibition of 1872; silver
proof, rare, 29.
Ohio State Board of Agriculture Medal; obv., group of
three figures; rev., “Awarded to Eastman, Green-
mountain,” etc.; silver, fine, 32.
Medal of the Columbus Industrial Association of
Georgia; obv., arch; rev., “ Awarded to,” etc.; silver
proof, 29.
Medal of the Indiana State Board of Agriculture;
“Awarded to Benham Bros.;” silver, fine, 33.
Medal of the Agricultural, Mechanical and Horticultural
Association, Indianapolis, Indiana; obv., a horse race,
etc.; silver, fine, scarce, 28.
Medal of the Illinois State Board of Agriculture; obv.,
farmer; rev., “ Base metal obverse to aceompanv
medal awarded to, ” etc., copper proof, 32.
Adams County Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
102
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1745.
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1747.
1748.
1749.
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tion, 111.; obv., Ceres standing; rev., “Awarded to;”
bronze proof, 32.
Illinois State Agricultural Society medal; “Awarded to
J. P. Skinner, 1855; ” silver proof, 20.
St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association Medal;
rev., “Industry brings plenty;” bronze, tine, 44.
Smaller medal of the same Association; steamboat,
locomotive, etc., rev., “Awarded to;” bronze, fine, 28.
A still smaller medal of the same Society; obv., shield
with horse and bull as supporters; rev., “Awarded
to;” bronze proof, 23.
Medal of the Wisconsin Agricultural Society; rev.,
“Awarded to;” bronze, fine, 34.
Sheaf of wheat; rev., “Industry produces wealth;”
brass, fine, 20.
A double six pointed star; the badge of the Patrons of
Husbandry; connected by an American fiag with a
clasp, inscribed, above a plough, “ By this we thrive; ”
silver, very fine, 24.
MEDALS OF MECHANICAL INSTITUTIONS.
Medal of the N. England Soc., for the Promotion of
Manufactures and Mechanic Arts, 1826, obv., head of
Archimedes, rev., “Genius, Intelligence and Industry
triumph,” at the bottom, the name of Francis Peabody.
This medal is Gobrecht’s best work, ■end though issued
by a society still existing, it is very rare indeed, silver
proof, 40.
Same as the last, but without the name of Peabody,
bronze proof, and <j uite as rare as in silver, 40.
Medal of the Maine Charitable Mechanic Association,
obv., ship, locomotive, etc*., rev., “ Awarded to,” copper,
fine, 32.
Smaller medal of the same Society, copper proof, 19.
Medal of the Massachusetts Mechanic Charitable Asso-
ciation, “Awarded at the eleventh exhibition, 1869,”
a splendid work by Mitchell, silver, very fine, 32.
Another medal of the same Association, obv., same, rev.,
MEDALS OF MECHANICAL INSTITUTIONS.
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J 1758.
1760.
1761.
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1763.
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1769.
1770.
1771
different design, “Award to Whipple File Co., I860,
silver, fine, 32.
The small medal of the same Association, silver proof,
24.
Medal of the Worcester Countv Mechanic Association,
another fine work by Mitchell, bronze proof, 28.
Medal of the Middlesex Mechanic Association, Lowell,
Mass., bared arm with hammer, rev., wreath, bronze,
fine, 24.
Medal of the Mechanics Institute of New York, rev.,
“ Knowledge is Power, Awarded to (4. F. Marratt,”
etc., silver, very fine, 32.
Medal of the Utica Mechanics Association, “ Awarded
to S. W. Chubbuck, for improved telegraph,” silver,
fine and scarce, 36.
Medal of the American Institute, New York, “ Awarded
to Charles Moss A Co., 1847,” silver, fine, scarce, 32.
Medal awarded at the Exhibition of Industry of all
nations, New York, 1853, a beautiful medal by Wright,
silver, fine, 36.
Medal of the Fulton Institute, Lancaster, Pa., “ Awarded
to Edwin Clark,” bust of Fulton, splendid, silver proof,
32.
Medal of the Maryland Institution for the Promotion of
the Mechanic Arts, “Awarded to Parker, Snow,
Brooks & Co.,” silver, very fine, 32.
Same medal in bronze but without inscription, proof, 32.
Small medal of the same Society, obv., Justice standing,
rev., plain ; bronze proof, 18.
Medal of the South Carolina Institute, “ Awarded to
Gower, Cox & Markley, 1855,” silver, very fine, 31.
Medal of the National Exposition, Home, Ga., 1857,
tin proof, 20.
Medal of the Ohio Mechanics’ Institute, obv., view of
building, rev., “ Incorporated 1829,” bronze, fine, 33.
The small medal of the American Institute, New York,
same design as the large one previously described,
silver proof, 18.
104 MEDALS OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS, &C.
MEDALS OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS, &c.
1772.
17 73.
1774.
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1778.
1770.
1780.
1781.
A fine head hy Barber, facing left, back of the head,
“ Pancoast,” rev., a wreath of oak and laurel, “Joseph
Pancoast, M.D., Prof, of anatomy, Jefferson Medical
College, born 1805,” splendid silver proof, very rare,
weight over 7 ounces, 49.
Head facing left, back of the head, “W. H. Furness,
D.D., rev., olive wreath, “In honor of a pastorate of
50 years,” etc., bronze proof, 40.
Head to right, back of the head, “ Agassiz,” rev., a
wreath and a lamp burning ; below, “Na 1807,” in-
verted torches crossed, “ Ob 1873,” splendid, silver
proof, rare, 29.
Bust of Samuel Appleton facing left, Medal of the Hor-
ticultural Society of Mass., bronze, fine, 26.
Bust facing left, “Benjamin West, President of the
Royal Academy,” the reverse bears the names of those
who in 1811 subscribed to purchase West’s picture of
• Christ in the temple, for the gallery of the British In-
stitution. This medal was executed at the expense of
Mr. West, and each subscriber received one from him,
one with lettered edge brought $20, in my November
sale, 1863, bronze proof, 26.
Medal presented to Cyrus W. Field, by his friends in
New York, for his perseverance in laying the Atlantic
Cable, in 1858, silver proof, scarce, 32. v
Bust facing left, Maj. Gen. Baron Steuben, rev., wreath,
date of birth and death, tin, very fine, scarce, 33.
Head to right, known as the Dr. Kane Masonic medal,
tin, fine, 32.
Bust of Joseph J. Mickley, facing left, 1 867, rev., “ Presi-
dent of the Numismatic and Antiquarian Society of
Philadelphia,” bronze proof, 32.
Bust to right, “Gen. Alex. Hamilton, Sec. Treas.” Unit.
Sta., rev., view of the United States treasury, “To
Public Credit, 1 795,” one of the finest of American
medals, bronze proof, rare, 31.
MEDALS OE DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS, &C.
105
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1782.
1783.
' 1784.
1785.
/j 1780.
^ 1787.
' **178 8.
v*1789.
1790.
J* 1791.
# 1792.
Man in the rich costume of the olden time, standing on
a pedestal inscribed 1042, “ Tristram Coffin, the first
of the race that settled in America,” rev., four hands
clasped, “ To honor his name,” bronze, very fine and
rare, 35.
Bust of J. Feuimore Cooper facing left, “ The personifica-
tion of honor, truth and justice,” rev., wreath, “ to
James Fenimore Cooper, the offering of a grateful
heart,” etc., purchased for silver but is probably tin,
very fine and rare, 32.
Bust to right “ Isaac T. Hopper,” rev., ‘ To seek and to
save that which is lost,” tin, fine, 35.
Bust of Ward Nicholas Boylston facing left, by W.
Wyon, rev., plain, bronze proof, rare, 29.
Head of William Ellery Charming, D.D., facing right,
rev., plain. One of 25 medals struck for Mr. Holland
in silver, no impressions were taken in other metals,
proof, 28.
Obverse, that of the previously described West medal,
rev., an inscription in 13 lines, “In grateful remem-
brance of his patron, etc., Benjamin West,” silver, fine,
and rarer than the first described. See No. 1776.
Bust facing left, “ To Charles Carroll of Carrollton,” rev.,
“ Upon entering his 90th year,” etc., splendid original
proof in silver , extremely rare , 32.
Obverse, view of the Kosciusko monument, “ United
States Military Academy West Point,” rev., an eagle
flying, “From the corps of cadets to J. H. B. Latrobe,
Esq., 1825.” I have known this medal a great many
years but have never heard of another. It is certainly
of extreme rarity , splendid silver proof, 17.
Thomas Swan, bust to left, rev., shield and stars, “ 1858,”
tin, fine, 28.
Bust at three quarters face, “ Thomas Brainard,” rev.,
view of the Third Presbyterian church Philadelphia,
bronze, fine, 24.
Head of John Davis facing left, rev., inscription in 13
lines, tin, tine, 25.
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MEDALS OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS, &C.
1794.
' 1795.
' 1796.
1797.
? 1798.
< ’ 1799.
1800.
v 1801.
' 1802.
’ 1803.
' J 1804.
1805.
1 806.
1807.
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1808.
1 809.
Bust of Commodore Decatur facing right, rev., bust of
Capt. Lawrence facing right, silver, tine and rare, 22.
Bust of De Witt Clinton facing right, rev., view of New
York City Hall, tin, rare, 22.
Bust of Robert Fulton at three quarters face, rev., view
of the first steamboat on the Hudson river, silver, fine,
rare, 22.
Bust at three quarters face of John T. Hoffman, rev.,
“ Governor of the state of New York 1869, 1871,” sil-
ver proof, very thick planchel, rare, 21.
The Hosack Medal by Furst, obv., bust, rev., arts and
science, bronze proof, 21.
Bust of C. W. Peale facing left, rev., “ Philadelphia
M useum Incorporated 1821,” copper, fine and scarce,
20.
Bust to left, “ Davis Medal,” rev., plain, copper, fine,
scarce, 22.
Stephen Girard, full length, rev., Lovett’s card, copper,
fine, 20.
Busts of Moody and Sankey at full face, rev., “ Hold
the Fort,” etc., tin, fine, 22.
Head of Edwin Forrest to left, rev., “ Rose by his own
efforts,” tin, fine, 20.
Bust of Forrest to right, rev., “Dedicated,” etc., tin,
fine, 18.
General Anthony Wayne, military bust, facing left,
rev., “ Brandywine, Germantown,” etc., copper proof,
22.
Dr. E. K. Kane, head facing right, rev., “ Born in Phil-
adelphia,” etc., bronze, fine, 24.
Obverse, same, rev., incused, tin, fine, rare, 25.
Obverse, same, rev., card F. C. Key & Sons, brass
proof, 25.
John Brown, bust facing, rev., a gallows with man
hanging, “ Resistance to Tyranny,” etc., silver proof,
rare, 20.
Bust of Francis Asbury facing, rev., “Children’s
medal,” brass, fine, 19.
William II. Seward, bust to left, rev., “The glory and
pride of our nation,” silver, very fine and rare, 17.
y ■ r/' 1810.
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' 1811.
1812.
^ 1813.
J 1814.
'd 1815.
1816.
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1822.
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Obverse, same, rev., eagle, “A faithful friend to our
country,” brass, fine, 17.
Gulian C. Verplanck, rev., like the last, brass, very fine,
17.
Bust of Col. James. Fisk, rev., a locomotive, “ Relief
for Chicago,” brass, pierced, 15.
Head of Charles Sumner facing right, “ Take care of
my civil rights bill,” rev., “ In memory of,” etc., tin
proof, 12.
“ Perry,” with wreath crossed, above and below, rev.,
eagle and stars, brass, fine and scarce, 11.
Bust of Edwin Forrest facing left, rev., heavy oak
wreath, with bands inscribed, “King Lear,” “ Mac-
beth,” etc., in the field, “Just to opposers, and to friends
sincere,” bronze proof, 48.
John Pintard, bust to right, rev., “ New York Histori-
cal Society, founded 1804, view of building,” bronze
proof, 40.
Bust facing left, rev., oak and laurel wreath, “Wash-
ington Irving born April 3, 1783, died November 2*,
1859,” splendid bronze proof, rare, 44.
C. P. Bronson, head to right, rev., inscription in 14
lines, tin, fine, 37.
Edward Everett, head to left, rev., a wreath, “ Penn-
sylvania Institute Incorporated, 1856,” splendid bronze
proof, scarce, 28.
George Clinton, head facing left. Trial impression, on
a very thick, heavy planchet, of a die which, I am in-
formed, was broken before any medals were struck,
very fine and very rare, 32.
MEDALS OF MINT OFFICIALS.
James R. Snowden; bust at nearly full face, with in-
scription; rev., view of the mint of the United States;
“ Built 1832, rendered fire proof, 1856;” bronze, very
fine, 50.
Robert M. Patterson; head to left; rev., “ A parting
token of regard,” etc.; bronze, fine, 42.
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MEDALS OF MINT OFFICIALS, &C.
Adam Eckfeldt; “Chief coiner;” head to right; rev.,
“A farewell tribute of affectionate regard,” etc.;
bronze, tine, 33.
1825. David Rittenhouse; head to left; “ First director,” etc. ;
rev., “He belonged to the whole human race,” etc.;
silver proof, 29.
1826. James Pollock; bust to left; rev., “ Governor of Penn-
sylvania, Director of U. S. Mint,” etc.; silver proof, 29.
WASHINGTON MEDALS, CONTINUED.
1827.
1828.
9& 1829.
30
1830.
1831.
Bust facing right; rev., within a wreath, “Born 1732,
died 1799;” silver proof [282], 12.
Head to right; rev., head of Lincoln facing right, no
inscription; silver proof [284], 12.
Bust to left; within a circle of 13 stars; below, 1872;
rev., “ 1 dollar Cal.,” in a wreath of olive branches;
gold proof [287], G.
Another California quarter; different design; gold octa-
gon; 6.
Bust facing right; “Exported solely by W. Greaves &
Sons, sheaf works;” rev., plain; copper, fine [291],
1?
16.
1832. Obverse, bust within an oval; above, “ Washington,
“Wolfe, Spies & Clark, military store and hardware,
New York,” rev., bust of George IV., facing left; very
fine indeed and rare; brass [l*], 16.
1833. Obverse, like [145]; rev., bust of Everett facing left;
copper proof [4*], 20.
1834. Bust to right within a wreath; “ 398 B’way, N. Y.,
1863;” rev., wreath and shield, “Our country;”
silver, fine [5*], 12.
1835. Obverse, same; rev., “United country,” within an oval
surrounded by stars; silver, fine and rare [6*], 12.
1836. Bust to left by Bolen; rev., within a wreath, “He
lived for his country; ” brass, fine [9*], 18.
The five following, are patterns for a five cent piece from the United
States mint.
1837. Bust to right, “ In God we trust, 1866; ” rev., the figure
WASHINGTON MEDALS CONTINUED.
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1838.
6* 1839.
1840.
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1848.
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1852.
“5” within a circle of 13 stars, “United States of
America. Cents; ” nickel, fine [11*], 13.
Obverse, same; rev., “5” within a wreath of two olive
branches. “United States of America; ” nickel proof
[12*], 13.
Obverse, same; rev., same, general design but very dif-
ferent in execution; copper [13*], 13.
Bust facing right; “ God and our country; ” rev., “5 ”
within an olive wreath. “ United States of America; ”
nickel proof [14*], 13.
Bust to right; “ United States of America; ” rev., “5 ”
within a circle of 13 stars. “United States of America.
Cents; ” copper, fine and very rare, 14.
Washington on horseback; “Gen. George Washington,
1 77(5; ” rev., “ Head quarters at Tappan,” view of the
building; brass proof [17*], 20.
Obverse, same; rev., “ Old Ilasbrook House,” view of
the building; brass [18*], 20.
Bust to left in an ornamental border; rev., “ Washington,
born 1732, died 1799;” copper proof [19*], 18.
Bust facing right; rev., like the last; silver proof, 18.
Washington on horseback; rev., “ Born Feb. 22, 1732,”
etc., circle of liberty caps, and stars; copper proof
[266], 18.
Obverse, same; rev., Gen. Andrew Jackson on horse-
back; silver proof [20* ], 18.
Obverse, same; rev., bust of Maj. Gen. Harrison facing
left; silver proof [21*], 18.
Obverse, same, rev., bust of Henry, Clay facing right;
silver proof [22*], 18.
Bust to right; “Washington;” rev., “ The Union is the
main prop of our liberty.” By Bolen; silver proof
[23], 16.
Bust facing left; “George Washington;” rev., beautiful
oak wreath; “ Born in Virginia Feb. 22, 1732, died in
Virginia Dec. 14, 1799;” splendid silver proof, rare,
41.
Obverse, same; rev., tomb of Washington at Mount
Vernon; tin proof, fine, 41.
110
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1853.
1854.
/ <
1855.
£5~
1 85G.
1857.
xi /.
t A 1858.
1859.
/ - ^ 1860.
■s 1861.
1862.
/ 0}" 1863.
3* 1864.
/ / V’1865.
^ ^ ' 1866.
1867.
& 1868.
£j 1869.
1870.
Obverse, same as last reverse; rev., residence of Wash-
ington at Mount Vernon; tin, very fine, 41.
Bust facing left within a circle; “The Union must
and shall be preserved,” etc., rev., 8 presidents, Wash-
ington in the centre; bronze proof, 29.
Obverse, 8 presidents, Washington in the centre; rev.,
buck and cannon, with stars; bronze proof, 29.
Bust facing; “Unity of Government is the main pillar
of Independence;” rev., plain; silver, very fine, only
two struck, 22.
Obverse, same; rev., “He is a freeman whom the truth
makes free;” tin proof, scarce, 22.
Obverse, like reverse of the last; rev., “Sabbath School
Jubilee 1842;” lead, unique, 22.
Bust facing, “He is a freeman,” etc., rev., a log cabin,
“The people’s choice,” etc., silver proof, very rare, 22.
Bust to left, rev., large spread eagle ; Idler’s copy of
the ’92 Washington half dollar, silver, fine, 22.
Obverse, same, rev., card of William Idler, copper
proof, 22.
Same in tin, proof, 22.
Bust facing right, rev., Masonic emblems, “ Initd in
Fredericksburgh Lodge, Md., Nov. 4, 1752,” silver
proof, 18.
Obverse, same, rev., similar, but from another die, cop-
per proof, 18.
Obverse, bust to right, no inscription, rev., “Washing-
ton born 1732 died 1799,” within a wreath, copper
proof, 18. .
Bust to right surrounded by stars, rev., “ Emancipation
bill passed April 16, 1862, Washington, I). C.,” brass,
20.
Bust to right, “ George Washington born,” etc., rev.,
card of Jos. II. Merriam, brass proof, 20.
Obverse, same, rev., plain, copper, fine, 20.
Obverse, same, rev., “ S. F. Cropsey,” etc., a soldier’s
medal, tin, fine, 20.
Bust to right, “ George Washington First President,”
etc., rev., plain, tin, fine, 22.
WASHINGTON MEDALS CONTINUED.
Ill
' 1871.
^ 1872.
1873.
1874.
^ 1875.
^ 1876.
^ 1877.
1878.
3^1879.
1880.
t'y 1881.
- > 1882.
1 5 1883.
^ 1884.
1885.
Equestrian figure of Washington, rev., card of U. Lov-
ett, Jr., nickel, fine, 20.
Bust facing right, “George Washington,” rev., eques-
trian figure, “ George Washington 1776,” silver, fine,
20.
Obverse, like last, rev., card of Edward Cogan, copper
proof, 20.
View of Mount Vernon, rev., view of the old Hasbrook
House atNewburg, tin, fine, 20.
Obverse, view of the monument at Baltimore, rev.,
within a wreath, “ Pro Patria,” silver proof, 20.
Bust facing right within an oval; eagle above; rev.,
Dickeson’s coin safe; tin proof, 20.
Bust facing left; rev., Washington family arms; copper,
fine, 18.
Bust to right within a wreath ; “ Made from copper taken
from the ruins of the turpentine works, Newbum, N.
(J., destroyed by the Rebels, March 14, 1862 ; ” copper,
fine and very rare, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., card of R. Chamberlain, Norfolk;
tin, fine, rare, 18.
Head to right; “ George Washington, born,” etc.; rev.,
wreath; “Reward of merit;” tin, fine, scarce, 16.
Military bust of Washington facing left, in a sunken
circular panel surrounded by scroll work and 13 stars.
A set of 10 pieces, the obverses of which are alike, the
reverses, are views of Washington’s Head Quarters at
different periods during the Revolution; copper, very
fine, 17L
Obverse, like last; rev., same general design as obverse,
but from a different die; no inscription; copper proof,
17*.
Obverse, same; rev., naked bust of Washington facing
right; no inscription; copper proof, 17*.
Bust to left; “The pattern of patriotism, industry and
progress;” rev., “ 21st anniversary of the Jersey city
Sunday schools; ” silver, fine, 18.
Bust within a wreath; “Washington the father of our
country;” rev., like the last; silver, fine, 18.
112
* 1886.
WASHINGTON MEDALS CONTINUED.
/<
o ;
1887.
1888.
£5
1889.
//'
1890.
/S'
1891.
/ >
1892.
/ST/>
1893.
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1894.
1895.
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1896.
23'
1897.
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1898.
//'
1899.
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1900.
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1901.
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1902.
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1 903.
1904.
/0
1905.
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1 906.
O /<•
1907.
Bust to left; “In God we trust;” rev., like the last;
silver proof, 18.
Obverse, bust of Martha Washington facing left, within
a wreath; rev., like the last; silver proof, 18.
Small bust facing right; card of N. G. Taylor & Co.;
copper, tine, thick planchet, 10.
Bust to right, by Bolen; rev., bust to right; “ Jefferson;”
tin, fine, scarce, 16.
Bust to left with a panel, “ Patriae Pater 1732,” rev.,
card of E. Hill, copper proof, 18.
Head facing right, rev., card of E. Ivens, copper proof,
16.
Small bust to right, card of Charles Iv. Warner, rev.,
bust of General Lyle facing left, tin proof, 17.
Bust facing right ; above, “ Washington ;” below,
“President,” rev., plain, silver proof, very rare, 16.
Bust facing, rev., “ Jeton,” brass gilt, fine, 14.
Bust facing, rev., City Hall, New York, brass, fine, 12.
Obverse, same, rev., head of Liberty, brass, fine, 12.
Bust at three quarters face, by Bale, rev., bust of Frank-
lin, tin proof, 13.
Bust to left, “Pater Patrise,” rev., wreath, “No com-
promise with traitors,” copper proof, 12 L
Obverse, same, rev., Sage’s raffle ticket, copper proof,
14.
Obverse, same, rev., Sage’s circulating library card,
copper proof, 14.
Bust facing right, “ George Washington,” rev., card of
W. Idler, silver proof, rare, 14.
Bust to right with 13 stars, rev., mortar, Brimelow’s
card, copper, fine, 13.
Bust to right, rev., “Sanitary Commission New York,
1864,” copper, fine, 15.
Bust at three quarters face, rev., bust of Franklin fac-
ing left, brass proof, 12.
Obverse, same, rev., card of Mason & Co., brass, fine, 12.
Head to right, no inscription, rev., “ Children’s Ball,
Cape May,” copper proof, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., head of Jackson; silver proof, 12.
WASHINGTON MEDALS CONTINUED.
113
* 1908.
It
1909.
1910.
' 1911.
'y 1912.
y 1913.
1914.
^ 1915.
) 1916.
'' 1917.
5 1918.
1919.
# 1920.
V 1921.
'C 1922.
! ? 1923.
^ 1924.
>0 1 925.
1926.
1927.
Obverse, same; rev., masonic emblems; silver proof, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., “Born,” etc., bronze proof, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., plain; silver proof, 12.
Obverse, similar but from different die; rev., “ Per-
severance 5 extends a hearty welcome;” copper proof,
12.
Bust facing right; rev., “ Born,” etc., silver proof, 12.
Obverse, same ; rev., masonic emblems, no inscription;
silver proof, 12.
Bust to left; “ George Washington born,” etc., rev.,
bust to left; “Pater Patriae;” copper proof, 13.
Small bust facing right on a five pointed star; rev.,
card of II. M. Lane; copper plated, very fine, 12.
Washington on horseback; rev., wreath; “Our Union,”
silver, rare, 12.
Washington on horseback; rev., “Our Union,” both
dies different; silver, rare, 12.
Small bust facing right within a wreath, rev., wreath;
“ I. O. U. 1 cent;” silver, tine, rare, 13. »
Obverse, same; rev., Monk’s card; bronze, 12.
Bust to right; 13 stars; rev., shield; “Our Union;”
copper, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., “ No compromise,” etc., copper, 12.
Bust to left; “ Represented by Win. Leggett Bramhall;”
rev., card of Robbins, lioyce & Hard; tin proof, 13.
Bust to left; a rare Washington; struck for distribu-
tion by the tin-plate workers of Philadelphia, at the
Centennial Celebration in 1832; tin plate, 27.
American Eagle displayed; “Geo. Washington born
Feb. 22, 1732, Trieste Feb. 22, 1841;” rev., within a
circle of stars: “ Liberty, Presented to Andrew Canel,
by the Americans for his gentlemanly hospitality on
the foregoing occasion,” bronze proof.
Small bust to right, within a wreath of olive; rev., card
of J. L. Loveday A Co.; copper, very fine, 14.
Bust supported by crossed banners, stars around, rev.,
“ Exchange,” copper, 12.
Another, similar design; different dies; copper, 12.
15
114
WASHINGTON MEDALS CONTINUED.
/'' 1928.
1929.
1930.
1931.
' 1932.
1933.
"*1934.
'/ 1935.
> 1936.
/* 1937.
/ /& 1938.
/ 1939.
JA 1940.
^ 1941.
1942.
i / /.
1943.
Bust to right with flags, with 13 stars above; rev., hands
clasped; “Peace forever;” copper, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., from different die; copper, fine, 12.
Obverse, bust and flags; ” “ United States; ” rev., “ Our
country;” copper, fine, 12.
Bust to right; 13 stars; rev., wreath; “ Union forever; ”
copper, fine, 12.
Bust facing left; “George Washington;” rev., bust
facing right; “General Lafayette, 1824;” silver;
pierced, otherwise fine; very rare, 10.
Obverse, like last; rev., plain; silver, very fine indeed
and rare, 9.
Head facing right without inscription; rev., a circle of
11 stars, surrounding one in the centre; silver, very
rare, 10.
Bust to right, olive branches below; rev., Sage’s card;
tin, fine, 10.
Washington Button; in the centre, “ G. AY.,” surround-
ing which is the inscription: “ Long live the President,”
the whole encircled by an endless chain, each link bear-
ing the initial of one of the original states; copper,
very fine and rare, 22.
Washington Button; on an oval panel in the centre, “ G.
W.; ” above in semi-circle: “ Long live the President; ”
copper, fine, 22.
Washington Button; an eagle displayed with shield, a
blazing sun above; “Memorable, March the fourth,
1789;” very fine indeed and rare; brass, 22.
Washington on horseback; “Geo. Washington, 1776;”
rev., Mount Vernon; tin proof, 20.
Bust to right; “ First president,” etc. ; rev., plain; tin,
fine, 22.
Beautiful metallic head of Washington, enclosed in cut
glass. This Washington is very rare; I know of no
other, 48.
Bust at three quarters face; no inscription; a finely
executed medallion of Washington in Berlin iron.
See Snowden’s Washington medals, plate in, 68.
Head facing left; “ G. Washington,” above. The head
WASHINGTON MEDALS CONTINUED.
115
1944.
D 1945.
3* 1946.
1947.
1948.
S'* 1949.
^ 1950.
y J" 1951.
- ^ 1952.
^ 1953.
1954.
t
1955.
1956.
/(>~ 1957.
'? 1958.
-J' 1959.
IS' 1960.
is unlike that on any of the ordinary medals; copper,
medallion, 72.
Bust facing right, by A. Demurest, surrounded by a
circle of hoops and bands emblematic of union and
strength. Snowden, plate xiv, figure 62. Copper, a
shell, 52.
View of Mount Vernon surrounded by band like that
last described; and by the same artist. See Snowden,
plate xiv, figure 58. Copper, a shell, 52.
V iew of the tomb of Washington; circle of hoops and
bands; by Demurest. See Snowden, plate xvi, figure
72. Copper, a shell, 52.
Military bust of Washington facing left, face with aged
features, “ Washington,” above; copper shell, a very
rare Washington, 44.
Head facing left, hair tied in a queue; oval medallion
without inscription; cast in brass, very rare, 53X39.
Bust facing right, “ George Washington ; ” the whole
encircled by a wreath of oak leaves; on the edge of
the arm, “Wedgwood;” surface convex; very rare,
perhaps unique, copper plated, 29.
Head facing left, surrounded by a gilt ring; no inscrip-
tion nor reverse; copper, very fine, 28.
Bust facing right, “George Washington,” above; trial
proof from an unfinished die; rev., plain; tin, 28.
Bust to left; above, “ Washington;” brass, a shell, 24.
Bust to left, surrounded by 13 stars; rev., business card;
brass, a shell, 24.
Trial impression from one of Bolen’s dies; bust facing
left; lead, 13.
Another, from a different die; lead, 14.
Another, from a still different die, with artist’s name;
lead, 12.
Bust to right; trial proof from a die; tin, 12.
Busts of Franklin and Washington, at three quarters face,
trial proof on an irregular copper plate; 18.
Bust of Washington facing, within an oval; trial proof
on irregular plate of copper; 14.
Bust facing right in an elongated oval; “Washington,”
above; rev., plain; silver, 13x7.
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1962,
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1963,
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1964
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1965
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1966
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1967
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1968
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1972.
^ 1973.
1974.
1975.
" 1976.
1977.
1978.
/•«-
1979.
1980.
' 1981.
A
O
1982
2-5'
1983
WASHINGTON MEDALS CONTINUED.
Badge of tlie Ladies’ Loyal League; a raaltese cross with
head of Washington on a medallion in the centre, and
surrounded by 13 stars: flags and shield below; heavily
gilt, 16.
Head facing right, resembling that on one of the Series,
numismatica medals; a shell backed with metal; 20.
Head facing right; shell, in silver; 22.
Head to right from die by C. D. Horter; proof in soft
metal; 23.
Bust to left; a shell, copper, backed with tin, 13.
Bust facing right, resembling that on the Boston Wash-
ington; copper, with tin backing, 32.
Military bust facing left; silver plated; very fine indeed
and rare, 52.
Wash ington standing. This figure, excepting the posi-
tion of the right arm, which is changed, is copied
from Sully’s picture; full length; a shell in brass,
bronzed; it is about 7 inches high.
Two heads in wax; impressions from dies: one injured.
Bust at three quarters face; brass, a shell, 12.
Another like the last; mounted as a pin; 12/
Washington Pin; head facing right; type metal; die by
Westwood; 16.
Washington Pin; head to right; tin; 17.
Washington Pin; military bust to left; copper, 15.
Washington Pin; bust to left resembling the head on
some of the Washington cents; copper, 14.
Washington Pin; head to right; gilt, 10.
Washington Pin; head to right; tin, 12.
Washington Pin; naked bust facing left; gilt, 16.
Washington Pin; bust facing left; gilt, 10.
Washington Pin; bust to right; resembles the Sansom
medal; copper, 22.
Washington Pin; bust at three quarters face, sword
held in the right hand. On a blue enamelled ground,
the head surrounded by stars; silver, 22.
Washington Pin; head facing left; gilt, a shell, 15.
Washington Pin; afive pointed star inscribed, “U. N. I.
WASHINGTON MEDALS CONTINUED.
117
'* 1984.
1985.
1986.
' 1987.
y 1988.
^ 1989.
1990.
6 1991.
^ 1992.
} 1993.
Lfi 1994.
1995.
^ 1996.
1997.
1998.
6 1999.
** 2000.
/ <v
> 2001.
2002.
2003.
>‘^ 2004.
& 2005.
'0 2006.
O. N ; ” bust on an oval medallion in the centre; “K”
below; silver, scarce, 13.
Washington Pin; bust to left; plated, 15.
Washington Pin; bust facing left; copper, 21.
Washington Pin; bust to left; plated, 15.
Washington Pin; bust to left, like that on one of the
1783 tokens; copper, 14.
Washington Pin; a pen with medallion bust.
Washington Pin; a five pointed star with small head
in the centre; copper, 8.
Washington Pin; oval; bust facing right; gilt, 5.
Washington Pin; with head like that on Wright’s
card; gilt, 4.
Washington Pin; bust to right; copper, fine, 7.
Washington Pin; bust facing right; silver, very fine, 7.
Washington Pin; bust to right on an oval, resembles
W right’s work; silver, 5.
Washington Pin; naked bust facing right; nickel, fine,
8.
Washington Pin; head facing right; gold or gilt, 5.
Washington Stud; same design and material as the last;
fine, 5.
Washington Pin; bust to right; copper, 22.
Bust facing left; trial proof from a die; lead, 8.
Electrotype copy of the naked bust, Washington cent ;
19.
Electrotype copy of the imaginary Washington Half
cent; 15.
Bust to left; rev., a rattlesnake; “Don’t tread on me;”
electrotype; 13.
Electrotype copy of Atwood’s Hotel Card; 16.
Laureated bust facing right; “Metropolitan Carnival,
Feb. 20 and 21, 1871;” rev., capitol at Washington;
tin, very poorly executed, but scarce, 47.
Bust at nearly full face; “The Father of our countrv”
rev., liberty supporting a shield and feeding an eagle;
“Liberty and independence;” silver proof. I be-
lieve this medal is found in no other collection, 22.
Bust to right; rev., card of C. F. Tuttle, tin, 17.
118
WASHINGTON MEDALS CONTINUED, &C.
/d
2007.
2008.
X 2009.
/ //' 2010.
Small bust in centre of a live pointed star; rev., card of
H. M. I ^ane; copper, fine, 12.
Bust facing; rev., United States Capitol ; brass, line, 14.
An eagle displayed, with a large sun above his head.
A button worn on the occasion of Washington’s second
inauguration as president of the U. S., brass; in per-
fect condition and extremely rare, 22.
Bust of Washington facing right, surrounded by 13
stars; date below, rev., same, but incused; brass;
very fine and rare, 13.
PATRIOTIC AND WAR MEDALS, AND MEDALETS.
/ ' 2011.
d 2012.
2013.
?j'j 2014.
3° 2015.
2016.
/< 2017.
2018.
2019.
3 1 2020.
> 2021.
// 2022.
2023.
Shield; “ War of 1861, Union forever; ” rev., plain; tin,
line, 19.
Shield inscribed “ Union against Rebellion 1861;” rev.,
plain; brass proof, 19.
Eagle; '‘United States, war of 1861;” rev., plain, copper
proof, 18.
Arms of Rhode Island; rev., wreath; “ War of 1861;”
copper, line, 19.
Obverse, star spangled rough; “I am ready 1861;”
rev., “The Union must and shall be preserved;”
copper proof, 20.
Obverse, same ; different reverse; silver plated, tine, 20.
“ One Hag and one union, now and forever; ” rev.,
“ War of 1861, 62, 63;” copper, line, 22.
“Massachusetts for justice;” silver plated, 18.
“ Not one cent for slavery; ” brass, line, 15.
“Success to Republican principles;” rev., “Millions for
freedom;” silver proof, very rare, 15.
“ Our flag trampled upon;” rev., “Beware of foreign
influence;” tin, line, 26.
Medal of the Loyal National League; silver, very line
and rare, 23.
Eagle flying above, tiara, crown, scepters, etc.; in his
beak a scroll inscribed “ Washington,” “American re-
publican beware of Foreign influence;” rev., “Bunker
PATRIOTIC AND WAR MEDALS, AND MKDALETS. 119
' ^ 2024
tO 2025.
3^ 2026.
1)0 2027.
'0& 2028.
0 2029.
tO 2030.
tO 2031.
•>0 2032.
to 2033.
' • 2034.
Vj 2035.
L & 2036.
/ ’ 2037.
3 •’ 2038.
7 ' 2039.
? O 2040.
'J' 2041.
1 2042.
Hill, Justice to all, our country fine; ” tin, very tine
indeed and rare. 24.
French and American Hags and shields, liberty cap, and
implements of war; “July 4th, 1776, Feb. 23d, 1848;”
hands clasped surrounded by rays; “ Liberty, equality,
fraternity;” tin, very tine and rare; brought in the
McCoy scale #8; 24.
Liberty standing; beneath “California;” rev., “Union
now and forever, one and inseparable,” tin, tine and
very rare, 20.
Fasces surrounded by rays; “ United we stand, divided
we fall;” copper proof, 20.
Bombardment of Fort Sumter; tin, tine, 22.
First battle between iron clads; copper proof, 20.
“Our country and our flag;” rev., “ Pennypacker <fc
Sibley; ” copper proof, 14.
Obverse, like reverse of last; rev., plain; brass proof,
14.
Lancaster, Pa., Union League, 1863; tin, fine, 20.
Eagle standing; “ Constitution and Union; ” rev., same;
shells, gilt, fine and rare, 19.
“Fought in battles 1861,2 A3;” rev., plain; brass,
fine, 18.
“War for the Union, 1862;” rev., eagle; “United
States of America;” copper proof, scarce, 18.
Bust of Charles Ii. Buckalew; rev., “Champion of
minority representation; ” copper proof, 18.
“ State of Maine Senate chamber; ” arms of the state;
rev., plain; tin, fine, 18.
“ Honor, the reward of loyalty; ” Minerva seated; rev.,
“War of 1861;” tin, fine, 20.
Hartford wide awake 1860; silver proof, rare, 18.
“Our navy; ” rev., monitor, “ 1864; ” silver, fine, rare,
13.
Obverse, same; rev., head of Liberty; silver, rare, 13.
“Union 1863, C.;” rev., “ Good for one cent, 1863;”
silver, very fine and rare, 13.
Head of Liberty; rev., “ Our country;” silver, fine and
rare, 13.
120 PATRIOTIC AND WAR MEDALS, AND MEDALETS.
2043.
/ 2044.
6 2045.
< 2046.
2047.
2048.
*> 2049.
2050.
2051.
2052.
2053.
/ 2054.
2055.
2056.
2057.
Z-5 2058.
2059.
2060.
2061.
2062.
Shield; “Union forever, 1863;” rev., monitor; silver,
fine, rare, 13.
Indian head; “ 1863;” rev., “United States Medal,
1863; ” silver, fine and rare, 13.
Liberty head; “Millions to contractors;” copper, fine,
13.
“Army and Navy,” 3 varieties; copper, fine, 13.
“‘Horrors of War; ” brass proof, 13.
Cannon, flags and drum; “ 1864;” rev., “Procese;”
tin proof, very thick, 12.
National Union League 1863; copper, fine, 16.
Union League; “Death to Traitors;” rev., “M. C. E.
O. I. L. T. S. U., 1776;” tin, very fine, 15.
Man on a gallows; “Jefferson Davis, 1861;” rev.,
“ Death to Traitors; ” silver plated, tine, 15.
Union League, Phil., medal with tri-colored ribbon; tin,
fine, 21.
Across; “Christian Soldier’s League;” rev., “Faith-
ful to God and to each other; ” brass, fine, scarce, 14.
“Concession before Secession;” nickel proof, 12.
Dix medal; copper, fine, 13.
Ferrotypes of Ellsworth and Brownell.
Medal of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, commemorating
the return of the state flags, Independence Hall, July
4, 1866; bronze, very fine, 24.
Obverse, same; rev., names of battles; with pin and
ribbon; tin proof, 24.
“Honor is the reward of loyalty;” rev., “ Pro Patriae; ”
copper, fine, 20.
Eye surrounded by rays; “ The union must and shall be
preserved;” rev., plain; brass, fine, 20.
Camions crossed; ribbon inscribed, “Standard;” rev.,
plain; tin, fine, rare, 24.
Eagle standing; rev., “Lexington, Baltimore,” etc.;
splendid copper proof, 18.
army corps badges, &c.
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** 2003.
^ 2004.
')0 2005.
2000.
7j 2007.
/y 2008.
7? 2009.
’ 0 2070.
7^2071.
6' 6 2072.
’2073.
J*# 2074.
2075.
2070.
^ 2077.
p < ^ 2078.
L •
2079.
p y 2080.
V7 2081.
ARMY CORPS BADGES, Ac.
First Corps, 1st Div. ; 7 sided shield; silver, with red
centre.
First Corps, 2d Div.; same with white centre.
Second Corps, 1st, 2d and 3d, Div.; silver trefoil with
red, white and blue.
Second Corps, 2d Div., 28th Mass., Co. G., “ John
Stokes.”
Second Corps, 2d Div., 1st Brig., 34th Reg., N. Y. V.,
Co. 1).; inscribed on the back “ I. Gokey;” large silver
trefoil elegantly engraved connected by two chains
with a silver star inscribed, “ Union.”
Third Corps, 1st Div., 11th Mass. Vol., Co. A; silver;
large, diamond shape; on broad ribbon with silver
fringe.
Third Corps, 1st Div.; diamond shape; silver, red
centre. ,
Fourth Corps, 1st Div.; triangle, with clasp and pin;
silver.
Fifth Corps, 2d Div.; a cross; silver.
Sixth Corps, 2d Div.; raised cross on a circular shield;
silver.
Sixth Corps 2d Div.; “Veteran;” cross, with clasp;
gold.
Seventh Corps, 2d Div.; star and crescent; silver.
Eighth Corps, 3d Div.; six pointed star; silver; blue
centre.
Ninth Corps, 3d Div.; shield with cannon and anchor
on blue enamelled ground.
Tenth Corps, 3d Div.; square with bastioned corners;
blue centre enamelled on silver.
Fourteenth Corps, 1st Div.; acorn in silver.
Fifteenth Corps, 1st Div.; square, with cartridge box in
centre marked “ 40 rounds.”
Sixteenth Corps, 2d Div.; circle with four openings ; sil-
ver.
Seventeenth Corps, 2d Div. ; broad arrow in gold.
10
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' 2083.
2084.
/y> „
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2088.
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2090.
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2092.
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7 2095.
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2106.
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ARMY CORPS BADGES, &C. ,
Eighteenth Corps, 1st Div. ; shield in silver.
Eighteenth Corps, 2d Div. ; 40th Mass. Inft. ; Inscribed
“Aug. 22, ’62, Corp. John Rosenthal June 16, ’65 ;”
rev., a heart inscribed, “ Richmond, Apr. 3, ’65 ;” gold.
Eighteenth Corps, 3d Div. ; on a blue enamelled centre
two triangles crossed forming a six pointed star; silver.
Nineteenth Corps, 2d Div.; Maltese cross; silver.
Nineteenth Corps, 2d Div.; circular centre with a fort
washed by the waves, flag flying; silver.
Nineteenth Corps, 2d Div.; 1st. Reg., 7th Reg., 40th
Reg., 13th Battery, Mass. vols. ; has links and clasp,
and pin, inscribed “ E. T. Gossou ; ” Maltese cross in
silver ; very massive.
Nineteenth Corps, 1st Div.; “Veteran;” gold with
enamelled centre.
Twentieth Corps, 3d Div. ; star, gold with silver back.
Twentieth Corps, 3d Div. ; star; silver.
Twentieth Corps, 3d Div. ; star with crossed swords
above ; inscribed, “ N. C., 5th Mass.; ” silver.
Twenty-second Corps, 2d Div. ; silver.
Twenty-second Corps, 2d Div. ; centre has a stack of
arms with Hags; silver.
Twenty-third Corps, 2d Div. ; engraved shield with
crossed swords above ; silver.
Twenty-third Corps, 2d Div. ; “Veteran;” shield with
clasp ; silver.
Twenty-third corps, 2d Div. ; “Iron Brigade, 22d Reg.,
N Y. V., Co. D., W. A. Livingston;” shield; silver.
Twenty-third Corps, 3d Div.; shield; silver.
Twenty-fourth Corps, 1st Div.; heart shaped; silver.
Twenty-fifth Corps, 2d Div.; square; silver.
Engineer Corps; a castle with three towers; silver.
Artillery; crossed cannon; gold or brass.
Naval; diamond shape monitor in the centre; silver.
Naval; Maltese cross; “U. S. N., Obedience, Fidelity,
Zeal; ” rev., “James Farrell.”
Flags crossed; acorn shaped; “Union;” silver.
Grand Army of the Republic; miniature badge with
eagle and flag; brass.
ARMY CORPS BADGES, &C. 123
21 0*7.
*/V 2108.
/ # 2109.
V 211 0.
2111.
2112.
^ 2113.
to 2114.
Badge of Odd Fellowship; clasp with the 3 links; the
badge bears in raised figures a beautiful group, Faith,
Hope and Charity ; silver.
Royal Arch Badge; temple with tower and all seeing
eye; key stone shape; silver.
U. S. Revenue ; port of New York, gauger’s badge ;
silver.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Hartford, Conn.; Roll of
Honor Badge; shield; gold plated.
Kearney Badge; bust of Gen. Kearney; a pin, silver.
Washington Badge; a little hatchet; silver; centennial
memorial.
McLellan Badge; portrait; metal.
Douglass Badge; portrait; metal.
Hoffman Badge; portrait; metal.
MEXICAN AND SOUTH AMERICAN MEDALS.
t)211o.
- $$ 2116.
7$ 2 1 1 7.
**2118.
PW*M19.
2120.
$ " 2 122.
Medal of Bolivar, struck to commemorate the Abolition
of Slavery; equestrian statue; silver proof, weight
over 2 ounces, 32.
Another medal of Bolivar; obv., his tomb; rev.,
statue; silver proof, 32.
General on horseback; rev., “A monument of his
grateful country,” etc.; silver proof, 32.
Medal of Ferdinand VII.; obv., battle, “Oct. 30,
1810;” rev., “ La Gloriosa Accion del Monte D’las
Cruces Vera Cruz,” etc. ; silver, very fine and rare, 34.
Bust of Charles IV. ; King of Spain, etc. ; “Proclama-
tion medal, 1790;” silver, tine as proof, 25.
Bust of Charles IV.; another proclamation medal of
1791 ; on the reverse, a crowned shield with three
figures, two of which are helmeted; silver, very fine,
rare, 28.
Bust of diaries IV. ; rev., crowned shield; Proclama-
tion medal of 1789; bronze, very fine, 26.
Another medal of Charles IV. ; obv., his bust ; rev.,
shield; “Zacatecanae Urbis Fidelis,” etc. ; silver, fine
but pierced, 26.
121
MEXICAN AND SOUTH AMERICAN MEDALS.
>1 2123.
9 <
' 2124.
' 2125.
2126.
2127.
C 2128.
/ 2129.
Z Of’
2130.
7
/ *-
2131.
2132,
0
2133.
' 2134.
2135.
2 136.
Busts of Charles IV. and Queen Aloisiae ; rev., Mercury
seated ; commemorating the inauguration of the
Mexican Academy 1790; bronze, very line and rare,
31.
Charles IV. ; bust; reverse, shield; “ Imperator In-
diarum Novae Cantariae 1790;” silver, nearly proof,
24.
Charles IV.; bust facing right; “ Reg Mex.,” etc.;
1789 ; rev., bust of his queen facing left; silver, very
line, 27.
Charles IV.; bust to right; rev., a mining scene; beau-
tiful and rare medal, silver, 29.
Busts of Augustine and Ana facing right; medal com-
memorating their elevation to the throne of Mexico,
1825; copper, very tine, 28.
Bust of Charles IV. with the usual titles; rev., a rock ;
“Jura, de, Sombrerete, ano, de, 1791 ; ” silver proof, 26.
Bust with a human heart for a background; a Mexican
College medal ; silver, shield shape, gold plated, very
fine, 36.
Obverse, a mountain ; at the base, “ Potosi ; ” medal of
the Republic, awarded to Bolivar; silver, oval, fine
and rare, 27.
Medal of Bolivar; above, his bust; rev., arms of Peru ;
silver, line, 20.
Mexican Medal; crowned eagle on a prickly pear; Pro-
clamation Medal of the Independence of Mexico, 1822 ;
copper, extremely fine, 22.
Obverse, same; struck to commemorate the inauguration
of Augustin as First Emperor of Mexico; silver, 22.
Female figure seated ; “ Libertad ; ” Mexican medal of
the adoption of the Constitution in 1843 ; silver, very
fine, 18.
Mexican medal of the American Church Missionary So-
ciety ; tin proof, 25.
Beautiful medal of Napoleon III., commemorating the
memorable expedition to Mexico, 1862-3; with loop
and ring; silver, fine ami rare, 20.
MEXICAN AND SOUTH AMERICAN MEDALS. 125
v 2137.
/>/’ 2138.
# 213!).
2140.
'y 2141.
0 2142.
'y 2143.
ft' 2144.
'"ftl45.
2146.
Henry Meiggs’s medal ; commemorating the opening of
the Oroya Rail Road; bronze, fine and very rare, 32.
Another of Ilenry Meiggs’s Rail Road medals; for the
Arequipa Road ; obv., a mountain scene ; rev., officers of
State; silver, very fine and rare, 32.
Peruvian medal of the Mollendo and Arequipa Rail
Road; silver, very fine, 14.
Medal commemorative of the promulgation of the Re-
formed Peruvian Constitution in 1860; silver, very
fine, 2 1 .
.Medal of the promulgation of the Peruvian Constitu-
tion, 1856 ; silver, nearly proof, 21.
Peruvian Independence medal; silver, fine, 19.
Bust of Petrus II., Emperor of Brazil ; rev., a herald on
horseback; “ 1841 ;” tin, very fine, 27.
A fort with flags flying; rev., wreath “ Porel 3 De
Enero I)e 1834;” silver, rare, 22.
Arms of Mexico; trial impression; copper, unique, 10.
Bust of Charles III.; Mexican Academy medal; rev.,
a monument; silver plated, fine, 43.
ISLE OE MAN
CURRENCY.
It is believed that this collection equals, if it does not surpass any one in
this country except that formed by Dr. Clay.
2147.
/ U 2 148.
2149.
ft 2150.
2151.
' J 2122.
' S' 2153.
2154.
Patrick Penny; King playing on a harp; “ Floreat
Rex,” rev., St. Patrick holding a trefoil ; Arms of
Dublin; “ Ecce grex ; ” copper, good, rare.
Patrick Half Penny; crotyn of the king plugged with
brass; rev., St. Patrick casting out snakes; “ Quicscat
Plebs;” copper, fine.
Same without the brass in the king’s crown, copper fine.
Southwarke Token ; “ William Wigfail his half
penny;” rev., the triune; ancient and very rare.
Isle of Man Penny, 1709; obv., crest of Derby, eagle
and child ; “Sans changer; ” rev., Quocunque (lessens
Stabit ; ” fine, rare.
Isle of Man Half Penny, 1709; obv., and rev., same as
the last ; poor.
Isle of Man Farthing, 1709; same design; good.
Isle of Man Half Penny, 1723, trial piece in silver, nearly
12b
ISLE OF MAN CURRENCY.
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proof. It is said there are but two specimens of this
coin existing:.
o
2155. Half Penny of 1723 ; very fine, almost proof, only two
known.
215G. Isle of Man Half Penny 1732. This magnificent piece
has the following peculiarities : obv., divided date ;
eagle small, wings raised very high ; a branch issuing
from the head of the cradle, having upon it eight
leaves, the points of each twisted ; rev., the Triune
very large; the motto “ Quocunque Ieceris,” etc., for
the first time , and between the legs, the letters, “ J.
I).” and the figure “ 1,” also for the first time. But
one other known.
Isle of Man Penny, 1733 ; splendid trial piece in silver ;
the date undivided, and the branch missing from the
head of the cradle ; excessively rare.
Isle of Man Penny, 1733, on thick copper planchet; in
almost proof condition.
Isle of Man Penny, 1733, on thin planchet; light by 40
grains ; evidently a forgery.
Isle of Man Penny, 1733 ; another variety; said also to
be a forgery.
Still another variety ; said to be forged ; of light
weight ; fine.
Isle of Man trial piece, 1733 ; silver proof, extremely
rare.
Same as the last in copper ; splendid proof, rare.
The same ; said to be in Hath metal, 1 know not for
what reason as it seems to be copper; fine pooof, rare.
It is said that all the Isle of Man pieces dated 1732 and 1733, were
designed and struck by Wood who made the Rosa Americana money.
2105. Athol Penny, 1758; copper, perfectly uncirculated.
2160. Same in a different metal; very dark color; resembles
a bronze proof.
2107. Athol Half Penny, 1758; nearly proof, but a little bent.
2 108. Athol Half Penny, 1758; very fine.
2169. George III. Penny, 1780; the king’s head laureated to
right; rev., Triune and motto; edge milled; struck
proof, but has been silvered for photographing; very
beautiful and rare.
2157.
2158.
2159.
2100.
2101.
2102.
2 103.
2104.
ISLE OF MAN CURRENCY.
127
'J 2170.
' ' 2171.
0 2172.
^ 2173.
' ^ 2174.
2175.
^ 2170.
' 2177.
’ 2178.
''' 2179.
'g 2180.
' 'J 2181.
,,J 2 182.
^2183.
^ 2184.
>^2 1 85.
4Y2187.
*1 2188.
7'f 2189.
Half Penny, 1780; like the last; silvered proof, equally
rare.
George III. Penny, 1798; obv., and rev., panelled; letters
countersunk; nearly proof.
George III. Half Penny, 1798; same style as the last,
and equally fine.
George III. Penny, 1813; proof silvered for photograph-
ing.
The same, not silvered ; struck proof, very fine.
George III. Half Penny, 1813; silvered proof.
The same not silvered ; struck proof, very fine.
Victoria Penny, 1839 ; silvered for photographing, but
a proof impression.
Victoria Half Penny, 1839 ; same condition as the last.
Victoria Farthing, 1839; proof.
Token for one penny, 1811; struck proof, but silvered
like some of the preceding.
Token for Half Penny, 1811 ; same type and condition.
Peel Castle Token, 1811; obv., view of Peel Castle;
below “ Isle of Man ; ” rev., “ Douglass Bank Token,
one penny, 1811 ;” proof, very rare.
Half Penny Token, 1811; type and condition like the
last.
Peel Castle Penny Token, 1811; the word “Bank”
omitted ; silvered, very fine and rare.
Peel Castle Crown, 1811 ; obv., view of the castle with
pier and capstan in foreground : rev., “ Promise to
pay the bearer on demand, 5 shillings British, 181 1 ;”
round the rim, “ The Douglass Bank Co., at their Bank,
Douglass ;” silver, splendid proof, very rare. Dr. Clay-
says that they are not now to be had at any price.
Peel Castle Half Crown; same design as the preceding;
splendid proof, equally rare.
Atlas, Isle of Man Penny; obv., the Triune; “Manx
Token One Penny 1811;” rev., Atlas; “Payable at
office Douglass;” proof, silver pllited, very rare.
Atlas, Isle of Man Half Penny; design like the preced-
ing; very fine.
“God save the King;” penny, brass, pierced, very rare.
• 2190.
128
ISLE OF MAN CURRENCY, &C.
2191.
/ /
/
2192.
2193.
’ 2194.
' 2195.
2 196.
•$ 2197.
2198.
2 199.
“ Pro Bono Publico;” Half Penny Token, 1831 ; nearly
proof.
Pennies of Edward (?) found at Balamona, Isle of Man ;
both of the London mint, and tine ; 2 pieces.
Victoria Penny, 1839 ; obv , bust, rev., Triune and
motto ; very tine.
Victoria Half Penny, 1839; same type; nearly proof.
Victoria Farthing, 1839; same type, very tine.
Autograph letter from the tiles of the British mint; re-
lates to the withdrawal of the copper currency of the
Isle of Man from circulation ; signed C. O. Trevel-
yan.
Isle of Man Bank note for One Guinea; not signed ;
very rare.
Another for the same amount ; rare.
Isle of Man note for one pound ; unsigned ; rare.
2200.
2201.
& 2202.
2203.
/4, 2204.
2205.
£ ** 2206.
\
2207.
/P 2208.
2209.
<'> 2210.
2211.
2212.
STORE CARDS CONTINUED.
Richardson, Stephen, N. Y. ; brass, good, 15.
Rogers, F. T. ; diary fixtures; nickel, fine, 12.
Robinson, Jones A Co. , 2 varieties, both unc. ; copper,
18.
Robinson, R, W. ; copper, unc ., 18.
Randall, L. II. ; 3 varieties, copper and brass, nearly
proof, 14.
Ross, Albert, druggist, Cincinnati ; obv., mortar ;
copper, brass, nickel and tin, all unc., nearly proof, 13.
Risley A McCollums, Hippodrome; equestrian scene;
rev., elephant ; and ostrich drawing a chariot ; brass,
very fine and excessively rare.
Rickey’s Book store, Dayton, (). ; copper, very fine, 18.
Robbins, lioyce A Hard, N. Y ; head of Washington ;
copper proof, 12.
Same, in nickel ; proof, 12.
Sise, E. F. A Uo., Portsmouth, «N7 II. ; copper, uncircu-
lated, 18.
Strasburger A Nulm, N. Y. ; 2 varieties, gilt, fine, 14.
Stephenson ; obv., a buffalo; copper proof, 14.
STORE CARDS CONTINUED.
129
' 2213. Smith, Murphy A Co., Phil, ; rev., eagle, brass, line,
scarce, 13.
2214. Sampson, S. ; Ice cream water; tin, line, 17.
2215. Smith, C. A. M., Windsor, N. Y. ; copper, uncirculated ,
18.
v 2216. Suit, S. T., salt river bourbon ; copper proof, 18.
2217. Variety in brass ; 18.
2218. Same; silver, or silver plated, 18.
2219. Obv., same; rev., engraved, “ W. II. L., camp Bullock,
1866 ; ” brass, line, 18.
^ 2220. Simpson’s Nursery Merrion ; copper, very rare, 17.
' 2221. Stokes, G. ; made from a section of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Cable; rare and curious, 14.
< 2222. Stokes, Granville, Phila., 1862 ; brass, fine and rare, 20.
^ 2223. Schapker A Bussing, Evansville, Ind. ; rev., 10 cent
postage stamp; brass, line, 15.
2224. Smith, F. B., A Hartman; obv., Indian head ; “I860;”
brass, very fine, 18.
2225. Sharpless Bros. ; Chestnut st., brass, very fine, 18.
^ 2226. Smith, James S. A Co. ; 2 pieces, brass, and German
silver, both very fine, 15.
t J 2227. Smith’s Clock Establishment;^ distinct varieties, all
?\ but one uncirculated , or proof, copper and brass, 18.
" 2228. Smith, A. C., Dover, N. II., copper, good, 18.
v 2229. Seeger, Jacob, Baltimore; copper, very fine, 17.
^ /J 2230. Same; a variety in brass; fine, 17.
" 2231. Sanford, Duncan, Louisville ; brass, uncirculated , is.
f ° 2232. Seeley, I. B., trusses, Phil. : rubber, fine, 20.
^ 2233. Sweeney’s Hotel, 34 Chatham street ; German silver,
fine, 20.
2234. Sweeney, I). A Son, N. Y., German silver, fine, 20.
& 2235. Schenck, S. B., Attleboro; 3 varieties, all very line, cop-
per, 18.
/v.
< 2236. Squire and Merritt, South street, N. Y., perfectly un-
circulated, copper, 17.
2237. Sylvester, J. A., A Co., Selma, Ala.; brass proof, 17.
0 2238. Starbuck, N. A Co., Troy, N. Y. ; usually poor, this is
good, copper, 18.
17
130
STORE CARDS CONTINUED.
2239.
^ 2240.
7 2241.
£ 2242.
£ 2243.
£■ 2244.
^ 2245.
tc 2246.
7 2247.
/-> 2248.
/£> 2249.
/ : 2250.
/ ' 2251.
//; 2252.
2253.
2254.
° 2255.
£ 2256.
’ 2257.
2258.
/ 3 2259.
77 2260.
2261.
^ 2262.
-7 2263.
2264.
2265.
2266.
/ d 2267.
Shiffer, II. W., Broadway; rubber, very fine, 20.
Sleeper it Fenner, Phila. ; copper proof, 18.
Same in brass ; very fine, 18.
Scovill, J. M. L. it \V. H., Waterbury, Conn. ; copper,
fine, 18.
Scovill’s Daguerreotype material; brass, fine, 18.
Scovill Manufacturing Co., Maiden Lane, N. Y. ; copper
proof, 18.
Same in brass; 18.
Sweet, Ezra B., X. Y. ; obv., head of Liberty ; copper,
uncirculated , scarce in this condition, 18.
Stanwood, II. B., Boston; brass, fine, 14.
Sage, A. B., it Co., dealers in coins, N. Yb, 1860 ; obv.,
view of City Hall; copper proof, 20.
Same in tin; proof, 20.
Same reverse; obv., Sir Henry Clinton’s house; copper,
very fine, 20.
Same in brass; proof, 20.
Same in tin ; very fine, 20.
Sage’s raffle ticket; bust of Washington; copper, very
fine, 13.
Sage’s library ticket ; head of Washington ; brass proof,
13.
Same in tin; very fine, 13.
Sliumway, F. P., Boston; rubber, fine, 16.
Scott, C. lb, it Co.; obv., “Libertas Americana;” tin
proof, 14.
Stockman it Co., 159 Main St., Memphis; rev., Presi-
dent’s house; copper, fine, 14.
Same in brass; fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., “No submission,” etc.; copper,
proof, 14.
Same in brass; fine, 14.
Same; rev., “Wealth of the South ; ” copper proof, 14.
Same in brass; fine, 14.
Obverse, same ; rev., Cossitt, Hill it Co. ; copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., plain; copper, fine, 14.
Same in brass; stamped “25;” fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., shield; 3 varieties, copper and brass, 14.
STORE CARDS CONTINUED.
I 3 1
'0
2208. Stumps, Peter, Chicago, 111. ; brass, line ami scarce, 14.
2269. Simes, William Sc Co., Portsmouth, NT. II., copper, line,
18.
2270. Sauer, C., Richmond, Va. ; rev., eagle; brass, line, 12.
^ 2271. Smith, Thaddeus, agent, Cincinnati ; brass, 18.
2272. Steamer Lancaster, No. 4; rev., President’s house; cop-
per, tine, 14.
2273. Obverse, same; “ No submission,” etc. ; brass, line, 14.
^ 2274.
'3
Obverse, same ; Wealth of the South ; ” copper, fine, 14.
2275. Obverse, same; brass, fine, 14.
2270. Obverse, same; rev., shield; 4 varieties, copper and
brass, all fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., plain ; copper proof, 14.
* 2280.
of
2277.
/ 2278. Obverse, same ; rev., Cossitt, Ilill & Co. ; copper, fine, 1 4.
/ ^ 2279. Squire, Lewis Sc Sons, Front st., N. Y., dealers in
anchors, etc. ; silver, fine, rare, 18.
- ^ 2280. Same .in copper; proof, rare, 18.
^ 2281. Same in brass; very fine, 18.
2282. Same in tin ; extra thick, fine, 18.
2283. Stephenson, William, Pittsburg, Pa. ; rev., plain ; copper,
very fine and very rare, 20.
^ 2284/ Shillito, John Sc Co.; Cincinnati; rev., 5 et. stamp;
brass, fine, 15.
^ 2285. Schmidt, John G., Phil. ; brass, fine, 14.
Taylor & Richards, buttons, N. Y. ; brass, fine, 18.
Thomas, R. F., jeweller, 247 Grand st., N. Y. ; copper,
fine and rare, 17.
2288. Tarbox, N. L., Nashville, Tenn. ; brass, fine, 15.
2289. “T. P. I)., 50;” rev., eagle; brass, fine, 18.
^ 2290. Taylor, N. & G., Co.; small head of Washington;
copper, fine, 16.
Taylor, N. Sc G., Co. ; branch store, Phil.; obv., has
bust of Washington facing left ; 3 pieces, reverses
entirely different; 2 brass, l tin, all very fine, 24.
1 /J 2292 .j Taylor, N. Sc G. Co., “Established, 1810,” etc.; rev.,
incused; brass, very fine, 32.
2293. Tyson Co. ; transfer ticket ; brass, very fine, 18.
^ 2294. Thomson, W. A., Buffalo, N. Y. ; obv., anvil ; rev., tea-
kettle; copper, very fine and scarce, 21.
2287,
u
2291.
132
STORE CARDS CONTINUED.
/ /V 2295.
/L
/
2296.
2297.
2298.
' 2299.
2300.
/ 2301.
2302.
/d 2303.
/ /' 2304.
2305.
£ 2306.
■' 2307.
7 2308.
2309.
/ ' ^ 2310.
2311.
2312.
*/ 2313.
2314.
2315.
c > 2316.
f/y. /
23 17.
2318.
/a
2319.
Talbot, Allum & Lee, 1795, N. Y. ; lettered edge;
copper proof, rare, 18.
Same; but has date, 1794 ; copper, fine and rare, 18.
Upmeyer, H., jeweller, 258 W. Water st., Milwaukee;
obv., bust of Stephen A. Douglass facing left; copper,
nearly proof, a very rare card, 13.
“ Ya, Hotel, 22 ; ” rev., plain ; cast in brass, if not unique,
certainly very rare, 25.
Valentine & Co., Boston ; rubber, fine, 20.
Valentine & Co., N. Y. ; rubber, fine, 20.
Van Nostrand & Dwight, 146 Nassau st., N. Y. ; copper,
uncirculated, scarce, 17.
Van Cott, A. B., Akzcfm(sic),Wis. ; copper, fine, scarce, is.
Vega, J. F. De La ; “ Vale por un real ; ” rev., a palm
tree;” Yngenio Ecuador, 1864;” copper, fine, scarce,
12.
Same in brass; fine, scarce, 12.
Same in tin ; equally fine, 12.
Wolff, James E., Petersburg, Ya. ; rev., a fox at full
speed; copper, proof, 16.
Same in brass; equally fine, 16.
West, H. B., trained dogs; copper, very fine, 18.
Same in brass; very fine, 18.
Wolfe, C., & I. P:, Maiden Lane, N. Y., rev., eagle;”
New York grand canal opened 1823;” brass, very
fine and rare, 17.
Willard, Alfred, Boston; copper, unc., 18.
Wilkins, S. L., Lowell, Mass. ; copper, unc., 18.
Wilbur, W. W., Charleston, S. C., 5 varieties; brass,
all good, 18.
Walsh, Lansingburgh, N. Y., 1835; copper, unc., 18.
Webb, C. II., Congress Hall ; N. Y. ; copper, very fine,
17.
Woodgate & Co., Water st., N. Y., 1860, “ Represented
by J. N. T. Levick ;” copper proof, 18.
Same in brass; very fine, 18.
Same in tin, rev., “ Virtue, Liberty and Independence;”
proof ; 18.
Western Foundry, Memphis; brass fine, 13.
STORE CARDS CONTINUED.
133
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0
if
2320.
2321.
2322.
2323.
Zo
2324.
£5
2325.
'S'
2326.
/*
2327.
*
- o
2328.
? /v
^ J
2329.
2330.
2331.
V
2332.
o
2333.
2334.
-> 2335.
(0 2336.
- 2337.
^ 2338.
J 2339.
W aterbury Brass Co., brass, fine, 14.
Same; smaller size ; brass, tine, 12.
Whitney, S. A. Glassboro, N. .1. ; brass, fine, 17.
Whitney, S. A.; “One Cent;” rev., incused; brass,
tine 16.
Wood’s Museum, Phil.; obv., “ Libertas Americana ; ”
brass proof, 16.
“ War for the Union 1862 ;” rev., steamship; “Dry
goods and upholstery for ships and steamers ; ” brass,
very tine, almost, or quite unique, 18.
Woodcock, William P., N. Y. ; copper proof, 20.
Same in tin ; equally tine, 20.
Wright, B. S. & Co., Boston; tin, scarce, 17.
Wood’s minstrels token ; silver, tine, rare, 16.
Walsh, Lansingburg, N. Y. ; 3 varieties, all tine copper,
18.
Wolfe, Clark A Spies; obv., head of Washington;
rev., head of Jackson; brass, poor, very rare, 17.
Wise, A., N. Y. ; copper, unc., 15.
Yates, A. C., Syracuse ; “ The old man with specs ; ”
copper proof, 18.
Same in brass; 18.
Yale, C., Jr. & Co., 27 Magazine st., N. Orleans;
“Silk and straw goods;” copper, very tine, rare, 18.
Zahm, S. II., Lancaster, Pa.; obv., head of Franklin ;
copper, fine, 12.
Same in brass; line, 12.
Same in tin ; tine, 12.
“ Zinoman Patent, May 5, 1865 ; rev., incused; brass,
very fine, rare, 15.
EMBOSSED STOKE CAKDS.
^ 2340. Blocksom, A. J., druggist, New Lisbon, O. ; head of
Liberty ; brass, very fine and rare, 21.
This and the following twenty-four cards an* of metal, each consisting
of two shells put together in the semblance of a coin. Nearly all of them
are of size precluding general circulation, they were made in small quun
tities and are all, with scarcely an exception, rare, and generally speaking
in the finest condition. The metal of which they are formed 1 beliovo is
134
EMBOSSED STORE CARDS.
almost uniformly brass, some being gilt and some silvered. This general
statement is made to save particular description.
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2341.
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2342.
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2343.
to
2344.
to
2345.
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2340.
to
2347.
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2348.
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2350.
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2304.
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2305.
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2300.
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2367.
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2308.
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2309.
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2370.
Bradley A Smith, Pearl st., N. Y. ; 24.
Croll & Turner, plumbers and gas fitters, Williamsport,
Pa. ; 22.
Buerkle, John, fancy furs, Cincinnati, O. ; 24.
Clark, A. J., shirts, etc., Cincinnati, O. ; 20.
Conn. Mut. Life Ins. Co., New York and N. Jersey, 21.
Deland’s dry goods, Cincinnati, O. ; 24.
Foster, James, Jr., A Co., Cincinnati, O. ; 22.
Hammett A Cheseldine, Main st., Cincinnati; 22.
Hopkins, Dr., Charlestown, Mass., 29.
Holmes, Booth A Haydens, view of factory, Waterbary,
Conn.; very fine and rare, 24.
Leavitt A Bevis, Cincinnati, hosiery store ; 24.
McHenry A Carson, Cincinnati, O. ; 24.
Murdock A Spencer, W. 5th st., Cincinnati; 22.
Smith, Anderson A Co., furniture ware room ; 20.
Pye, clothier, Vine st., Cincinnati; 21.
New England Hotel, N. Y., 200 rooms; 22.
People’s- Dispatch, Boston, Western R. R. Dep.
Stephens, S. K., A Co., tobacco factory, Cin., (). ; 20.
Sayre, Joseph J., Walnut st., Cincinnati, O. ; 20.
Thompson, Atwell A Co., 44 and 40 W. Broadway, N.
Y • ‘22
Wolfe, Udolpho, Schiedam Schnapps ; 22.
Wiltsee, John F., funeral furnisher; 22.
Obverse, like silver dollar of ’07 ; rev., Hillman’s card
printed; 24.
Obverse, same; rev., Woodforth A Son, printed card
24.
Obverse, same, of ’OS; rev., “For assembly, Charles
P. Shaw,” printed; 24.
Obverse, double eagle of ’OH; rev., Richards A Co.,
card, printed ; 22.
The Western World, Boston, Mass.; rev., a mirror; 24.
Continental Hotel, N. Y. ; rev., a mirror; 24.
Paris, photographer; rev., a photograph; 10.
Kline A Schmacker; rev., incused; brass, fine, 20.
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PASSENGER TICKETS, &C.
^ 2371.
& 2372.
2373.
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2374.
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^ 2376.
^ 2377.
2378.
& 2379.
^ 2380.
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"^2383.
2384.
^ 2385.
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2386.
2387.
2388.
2389.
2390.
> 2391.
2392.
PASSENGER TICKETS.
Sixth Ave. Line; Young & Ward, transfer ticket ; tin,
18.
Eighth Ave. Line, Finch, Sanderson & Co., transfer
ticket; tin, 18.
Third Ave. R. R., Yorkville; tin, good, 18.
Third Ave. R. R., Harlem; tin, fine, 18.
Lower Falls Bridge, L. Brockway, toll, 25cts. ; rev.,
head of Liberty; brass, very fine and rare, 16.
Omnibus Line; “Good for a ride,” 6th & 8th st.
lines; brass, oval, very fine, 17.
Baker, William A Co.; “Up.;” oval, brass, fine, 16.
Navy Yard Route, Reed st. Ferry, “ Pass the bearer,
J. H. T., 1858;” 17.
Omnibus, Bez. & Co., Citizens Line; German silver,
oval, fine, 15.
F. H. F. Co.; rev., steamer; brass, oval, fine, 14.
People’s Line, J. Mitchel ; oval, German silver, fine, 14.
Exchange, Fairmount; “Good for a ride ; ” Vine st.
Line; octagon, brass, fine, 17.
lloxbury Coaches, New Line, 1837 ; German silver,
fine, 12.
Maverick Coach, East Boston, 1837 ; German silver,
fine, 12.
Chestnut and Walnut sts., Phil.; P. R. R., 5 cts.,
rubber, fine, 16.
SODA WATER TICKETS.
Barry A M’Dannel, Knoxville, Tenn., good for 1 glass
Arctic soda water; brass, fine, rare, 12.
Same in copper; fine, 12.
Chamberlain Bros., rev., mortar; copper proof, 12.
Chamberlain Bros. ; different reverse ; copper proof, 12.
Same in brass; very fine, 12.
Chapman, W. R., rev., Chapman, Stevens, Gordon,
Harris ;” nickel, fine, 12.
Eckstein, F., .Jr., eagle; rev., fountain; copper, tine, 12.
136
2393.
2394.
2395.
2390.
2397.
* 2398.
2399.
2400.
2401.
2402.
/£ 2403.
2404.
/ - 2405.
2406.
/ '-> 2407.
/ ^ 2408.
2409.
/J 24 10.
/A 2411.
2412.
/& 2413.
/ft 2414.
SODA WATER TICKETS, &C.
Suire, Eckstein & Co., druggists ; 5 ; nickel, fine and
and rare, 10.
Brimelow & Co., N. Y. ; silver plated, fine, 15.
Harris, T. B. ; Soda or Blue Lick water; nickel, fine, 12.
Knight, A., Mineral water; plated, fine and rare. 10.
Iveach, Baltimore; One soda; silver, fine, and rare, 10.
Half Dime, State of Missouri; “ Good at Nicholson’s; ’
silver, fine and rare, 10.
Needles, C. H., 12 & Race sts. ; nickel, fine, 12.
Same in tin; nearly proof, 12.
Prescott’s Soda water, N. Y. ; “ 20 for a dollar ; ” silver,
fine, rare, 11.
Randall & Co., Baltimore ; the monument ; silver, fine,
scarce, 11.
Stevens, A. M., 4th it Ray st. ; German silver, fine, 12.
Senour, J. F. ; obv., mortar; copper, very fine, 12.
Gordon, W. J. M. ; rev., 4 names ; German silver, fine,
12.
MILK TICKETS.
Lee, John W., baker and confectioner, 10 Main st., Lex-
ington, N. Y. ; rev., “ One gall of milk ; ” copper proof,
12.
Obverse, same; rev., “One half gall of milk;” copper
proof, 11.
Obverse, same ; rev., “ One quart of milk ; copper proof,
12.
Obverse, same ; rev., “One pint of milk ; ” copper proof,
12.
Frank, John; rev., “One quart of milk;” tin, fine, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., “ One pint of milk ; ” copper proof,
12.
Same; in brass; proof, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., “ One half pint of milk;” copper
proof, 12.
Same, in tin; proof, 12.
DRINK TICKETS, &C.
137
5 2415.
^ 2410.
0 2417.
5 2418.
* 2419.
* 2420.
J 2421.
5 2422.
^ 2423.
a 2424.
2425.
2426.
’ 2427.
- 2428.
>' 2429.
' 2430.
2431.
2432.
2433.
DRINK TICKETS.
“Good for one drink;” rev., plain; octagon, brass, line,
19.
Hayes & Bro., 1 drink; rev., eagle; copper, very fine,
12.
Obverse, same; rev., wreath and tumbler; copper, fine,
12.
Billiods, F. ; “ Due the bearer 25 cent in beer; ” brass,
line, 14.
Same; in copper; fine, 14.
“ Good for five cents in refreshments;” and Kircheu-
schlager, .1 . ; “ 5 cents at the bar;” fine, two pieces, 1 2.
BREAD TICKETS.
Maeauley, R. E. ;, “ Good for one loaf;” copper, fine, 14.
Varwig, H. ; “Good for 5 cents in bread;” brass, fine,
14.
MONEY CHECKS.
Eureka, 1867 ; rev., 25 cents; brass, fine, rare, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., 5 cents; brass, very fine, 12.
Fiedler, Eduard, 5; nickel, fine, 12.
Hayes, J. & Bro.; 5 cents; rev., eagle; copper proof,
12.
Loewe, J. O. ; 1860 ; rev., figure 3 .within a capital
letter C ; neat design for a 3 cent piece ; tin, fine, 12.
Underwood, N. O. ; 25 cents; copper, fine, 12.
Tyler, C. C. & Co.; Detroit; one cent; copper proof,
2 var., 14.
Underwood, N. O. ; 5 cts., 10 cts., 25 cts. ; 3 pcs., copper,
all fine, 12.
Watson’s T Store ; ” good for 1 cent;” lead, rare, 12.
Iludtwaleker, II.; “‘50 cents;” rev., plain; German
silver, rare, 12.
Dougherty, 1\ A. ; 1 859 ; “Good for 6 cts; ” copper, fine,
12.
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138
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7/' 2435.
St 2436.
24 3 7.
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/* 2439.
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2 145.
^ '2440.
2447.
2448.
/ ' 2449.
2450.
2451.
^ 2452.
3 2453.
iS'2454.
MONEY CHECKS, &C.
Cole’s bakery ; “ Good for one cent;” copper, fine, 12.
DR AY AGE CHECKS.
Fargasou, Cordes & Co., Memphis; “50 drayage;”
brass, tine, rare, 14.
Same ; “ 25 drayage ; ” brass, fine, rare, 14.
Megibben & 13ro., Memphis; “50 drayage; ” brass, fine,
rare, 16.
Nevils& Rose, Memphis; “50 drayage;” brass, fine,
rare, 16.
Sheerer, J. W., & Co.; rev., “ Drayage 25 cents; ” brass,
very fine and rare, 19.
Southworth & Knight; “50 drayage;” brass, fine, rare,
16.
T. C. & Co.; “No. 230,50 drayage;” brass, fine and
rare, 16.
7 »
Wolf, M., Memphis; “ 25 drayage; ” brass, fine, rare, 14.
Same; “50 drayage;” brass, fine, 16.
Wilson, Laird A Co.; Memphis; '“50 drayage;” brass,
very fine, 16.
BARBER’S CHECK.
Hill; “ One hair cut; ” copper proof, 12.
Hill; “One shave;” copper proof, 12.
Clark, C. E., Burnet house; “ Good for one shave; ” rev.,
eagle; copper proof, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., “ 10;” nickel, fine and rare, 12.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gold Pen Depot, Nashville, Tenn.; copper, fine, 13.
Same; in brass; fine, 13.
Brown A Bros., Waterbary, Conn.; brass, tine, 12.
“UnaMitad, 1855;” rev., “ Am de laCuadra;” copper,
fine, rare, 17.
“ 100 street; ” rev., “ 100 street;” copper, fine and very
rare, 17.
“Not one cent but just as good;” rev., “gentlemen’s
MISCELLANEOUS, kC.
** 2455.
° 2450.
- 2467.
- ^ 2458.
'U‘2459.
1/5 2400.
v 2401.
' 2402.
— 2463.
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f 2404.
^ 2465.
" 2400.
2407.
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->'0 2468.
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furnishing store; ” copper, perfectly uncirculated , and
1 think the only one known; 18.
Obverse, like the hist; rev., “ Boston.” I have known
this piece for many years, but have never met with its
duplicate, copper, very fine, 19. O'7 i- f
“ Admit; ” rev., “ 1817; ” said to be an old Park theatre
ticket; copper, very fine and rare, 12.
Sixteen pieces, illustrating the currency of 1803; heads
of Washington, Jackson, Franklin, etc. ; copper and
brass, various sizes, all fine.
Broas Bros.; head of Liberty; silver, fine and very rare,
13.
Charnley; rev., Frank L. Gay, Providence, R. I.; silver,
very fine and rare, 13.
Obverse, same; rev., “Union, 1803, C. ;” silver, very fine
and rare, 13.
Idler, William; copies of the Baltimore penny; copper,
nickel and tin, 3 pieces, 13.
Clark & Anthony; Lafayette standing; bright, uncir-
culated, copper, 18.
“Liberty and no Slavery;” rev., shield, etc.; copper,
fine, 12.
Bowman, Newtown ards, “Bakers and confectioners,
wines, spirit and bottling store, grocers, druggists, sta-
tioners, leather, rope, hardware, and iron merchants; ”
copper, very fine and rare, 14.
“U;” rev., “No. 12;” brass, fine, 14.
Wise, A.: “One dollar will be paid,” etc.; copper, fine,
15.
“Magi Genii Qubo dairi ‘Whang,’” rev., “Consulere
generi Hominum Mo Hi Whang B. C., 129374,” copper,
fine, 12.
ESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS, CON-
TINUED.
MILLARD FILMORE.
Head facing right by Ellis; rev., flag unfurled; white
man and Indian standing; die by Wilson; the large
Peace medal; bronze proof [200], 48.
140 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
2469.
O 2470.
2471.
V' 2472.
2473.
2474.
o 2475.
2476.
/ '■ 2477.
/ 2478.
2479.
r 2480.
2 181.
^ 2482.
2483.
The medium size Peace medal; not mentioned by Sat-
terlee; bronze proof, 40.
Head to right; rev., “ No North no South, but the whole
country;” tin, line [202], 24.
Obverse, same; rev., “The Union,” surrounded by stars;
tin, very line [203], 24.
Bust to right; rev., residence; tin proof [204], 22.
Bust to right; rev., “ Be vigilant and watchful,” etc.;
bronze proof [206], 22.
Bust to right; rev., American eagle and shield; brass,
line [208], 18.
Obverse, same; rev., has “31 s” under the eagle; brass,
fine [210], 18.
The medium size Peace medal of President Filmore;
like the second bronze one described; this one is in
silver; pierced, has been used, but is in nearly proof
condition; very rarely met with in this metal; 40.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Bust facing left; rev., same design as on the Filmore
Peace medal. This is the Pierce medal of the largest
size; bronze proof [211], 48.
Bust to left; “General F. Pierce;” rev., on a shield,
“Our country, right or wrong;” copper proof, only
25 struck [213], 26.
Bust to right; rev., residence; tin proof [216], 22.
Bust at three quarters face; rev., American Eagle;
“ Pierce and King the People’s choice;” brass, line
[217] , 17.
Bust to right; rev., inscription in 10 lines; brass, line
[218] , 16.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Bust facing left; rev., in seven panels, representations
of seven engagements during the Mexican war; “ Pre-
sented to General Scott by resolution of congress,
March 9, 1848;” bronze proof [219], 56.
Bust to left; rev., a column wreathed with laurel;
splendid medal presented to General Scott by the
state of Virginia; bronze proof [220], 56.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 141
^ 2484.
> 2485.
248(5.
248*7.
7S 2488.
2489.
/V.
' 2490.
^ 2491.
2492.
"^2493.
2494.
/ * 2495.
* 2496.
^2497.
*>3 2498.
' ' 2499.
Military bust to right. The medal presented by con-
gress for the battles of Chippewa and Niagara; bronze
proof [221], 40.
Bust to left; rev., “ All hail to the stars and stripes,
one tlag,” etc.; tin, very fine, 40.
A shield shape medal; obverse, a castle, Mexican plant,
wreaths, a ship, implements of war, etc.; inscribed
with the names of various battles in Mexico and the
generals; rev., engraved, “ Casper Beckman, 4th Inf.; ”
bronze, very fine.
Bust to left; rev., flags, etc. ; “A gallant and skillful
hero;” copper proof, only 25 in this metal [223], 26.
Obverse, same; rev., oak wreath without inscription;
bronze proof, 26.
Bust to left within a wreath; rev., “ Nominated by the
Baltimore Convention, 1852;” copper proof, 22.
Bust at nearly full face; rev., date of birth and death;
tin, very fine, 20.
Head to left; “ Major Gen. Win. Scott; ” rev., “ Lundy’s
Lane,” etc.; tin, fine [225], 19.
Obverse, same; rev., “United we stand, divided we
fall;” copper proof [226], 19.
Bust to right; rev., eagle; brass, fine [230], 19.
Bust to left; rev., “ Scott wounded, Lundy’s Lane;”
brass, gilt proof [281], 17.
Bust to left; rev., “Chippewa, Lundy’s Lane,” etc.;
brass, fine [232], 16.
Head to left; “ Scott Legion of Philadelphia, Organized
1850; ” silver proof, 15.
Bust at three quarters face; rev., “ Born, June 18, 1786,”
etc.; tin, fine 20.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Bust to right; rev., one of our red brethren scalping a
friend; bow and arrows, tools of their trade, below;
the largest Peace medal; bronze, fine [233], 48.
Bust facing right; rev., heavy oak wreath; “ In com-
memoration of the First Embassy from Japan,” etc. ;
bronze proof, 48.
142 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
7 ty
2500.
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2501.
2502.
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2503.
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2504.
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2505.
2506.
/S'
2507.
" 2508.
/ 2509.
S? 2510.
S 2511.
2512.
25 13.
/ ^ 2514.
/S' 25 1 5.
Bust of Buchanan facing right ; rev., allegorical group of
four figures; “To Dr. Frederick Rose, Assistant Surgeon,
Royal Navy, G. B. For kindness and humanity to
officers and crew of the U. S. steamer Susquehanna;”
splendid proof in silver, weight upwards of 8 ounces, 48.
Bust at nearly full face; rev., an eagle surrounded by
rays between which are inscribed the names of the
several states; tin, very fine [234], 39.
Bust facing right; rev., residence; tin proof [238], 22.
Bust facing right; rev., “ The crisis demands his elec-
tion;” tin, fine [239], 22.
Head to left; rev., wreath with inscription in seven lines;
splendid copper proof, 20.
Head to right; rev., American eagle; brass, fine [242],
18.
Obverse, same; but “ 31 s” under the eagle on the re-
verse; copper, fine, rare in this metal [243], 18.
Bust of Buchanan facing left; trial piece in copper;
unique, very fine, 23.
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
Head facing left; rev., wreath, “The Rocky mountains
echo back Fremont;” bronze proof [245], 39.
Bust facing right; rev., group of surveyors; “Honor
to whom honor is due; ” bronze proof [ 246], 47.
Bust at nearly full face; “ Major General John C. Fre-
mont the coming man;” rev., long inscription; copper,
line, 25.
Bust at three quarters face to left; rev., “Fremont and
Cochrane;” tin, fine, 22.
Bust to right; rev., wreath; “Elect me president,” etc.,
bronze, fine, 22.
Bust to right, rev., “ Free soil, Free speech,” etc., tin,
fine [249], 22.
Bust facing, gilt on a black ground; “John C. Fremont
for President;” rev , emblems of war, in gilt on black
ground; fine and scarce, 19.
Obverse, American eagle; “ Fremont and Dayton, the
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 143
' 251(5.
* 2517.
2518.
2519.
' 2520.
2521.
a 2523.
^ 2524.
^ 2525.
-"2520.
^ 2527.
' * 2528.
* 2529.
^ 2530.
> 2531.
'f 2532.
J 2533.
* 2534.
People’s choice; ” rev., arms of Rhode Island; copper,
tine, very rare, 19.
Bust facing; “Jessie’s Choice;” copper proof {253], 17.
Bust to right; rev., eagle and shield; “ William L. Day-
ton;” brass [250], 18.
Obverse, same; rev., eagle; “ United States of America;”
brass, line [25 1 J, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., lias “31 s; ” brass, tine [252], 18.
Head to left; rev., eagle on a globe; brass, tine [255],
14.
Ferrotypes of Fremont and Cochrane, set in brass frame;
16.
Ferrotypes of Fremont and McClellan; appropriately
set in a brass ring / 11.
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
Bust at full face; rev., heavy wreath; “Democratic
Candidate,” etc. ; copper proof, 24.
Obverse, same; rev., date of birth and death; brass, fine,
25.
Bust to left; rev., eagle and 13 stars; tin, fine, 26.
Head to left; “Stephen A. Douglas, I860;” rev.,
“Popular sovereignty, non intervention;” etc.; tin,
line, 22.
Obverse, same; rev., “Vox Populi, Vox Dei,” etc.; tin,
fine, 22.
A medal combining the reverses of the two preceding
medals; tin, line, 22.
Bust to left; rev., date of birth and death; tin, fine, 22.
Bust to left; date of birth and death; medal of the
Douglas Monument Association; tin, tine, 22.
Bust at full face; reverse, “Champion of Popular
Sovereignty; ” copper proof | 138], 18.
Bust facing; rev., “Support the Little Giant,” etc.;
brass, fine, 20.
Bust to left; rev., a wreath; “Union and Equality; ”
copper, tine [322], 17.
Bust to left; rev., eagle and shield; “Union, Liberty
and Equality;” brass [327 J, 17.
144 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
//’ 2535.
2536.
2537.
’ 2538.
2539.
: # 2540.
< 7 2541.
7/ 2542.
7/ 2543.
/ 2544.
/ 2545.
2546.
2547.
& 2548.
2549.
' 2550.
7 ’ 2551.
2552.
6 2553.
2554.
Head to left; rev., “ Popular Sovereignty; ” brass proof
[325], 15.
Bust to left by Stanton; “ For President, Stephen A.
Douglas of 111.;” rev., palmetto tree; “No sub-
mission to the North;” copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., “ Wealth of the South;” copper,
fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., shield; “ The union must and shall
be preserved;” copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., shield; “ Our rights, the Constitu-
tion and the Union; ” copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., plain; copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same ; rev., card of Elliott, Vinson & Co. ;
copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., card of Stockman & Co.; copper,
fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., card of Gossitt, Hill & Co.; copper,
fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., “Steamer Lancaster No. 4;”
copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., “Good for 20 cents in tobacco; ”
copper, fine, 14.
Bust facing; “Little Giant;” rev., “Intervention is
disunion, M. Y. O. B., 1860; ” silver proof, rare [334],
13.
Bust facing; “Stephen A. Douglas;” rev., “ M. Y.
O. B.;” two stars on the field; not mentioned by
Satterlee ; copper proof, 13.
Bust facing ; rev., “July 4, 1776 ;” brass proof, 13.
Head to left; “Stephen A. Douglas;” rev., Liberty
with shield, fiag and eagle; copper fine, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., card of II. Upmeyer, Milwaukee;
copper, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., incused ; copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., Upmeyer’s card reversed; 14.
Ferrotypes of Douglas and Johnson set in circular
frames; some brass, others plated; 8 pieces, all dif-
ferent.
Bust to left; rev., President’s house; silver plated; 14.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 145
6
2555.
2556.
2557.
6
2558.
6
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2550.
2560.
o
2501
J 2562.
2563.
5 2564.
^ 2565.
O' 2566.
^ 2507.
5’ 2508.
$ 2500.
& 2570.
6 2571.
° 2572.
& 2573.
? 2574.
JOHN BELL.
Bust to left; rev., eagle standing; tin, line [336], 24.
Head of Bell to right; rev., head of Everett to left;
tin, line [338], 20.
Head of Everett facing left; rev., wreath; “Fourth of
.Inly oration;” splendid proof in copper, 20.
Bust facing left; rev., “The Constitution and the
Union;” nickel proof, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., plain; copper proof, 18.
Trial proof from the reverse die of the medal preced-
ing last described ; rev., plain; copper proof, 18.
Bust to right; “John A. Bell;” rev., eagle; brass,
fine, 17.
Bust facing ; rev., eagle: “Union of the States;” brass
proof, 15.
Bust to left ; “ For President, John Bell of Tennessee; ”
rev., president’s house; copper proof, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., bust of Douglass facing left;
copper proof, very rare, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., bust of Breckenridge to left;
copper, very fine and rare, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., “ The wealth of the South;” copper,
fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., shield; “Our right, the Constitu-
tion,” etc.; copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., shield; “The union must and shall
be preserved;” copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., plain; copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., card of Stockman & Co.; copper,
fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., card of Elliott, Vinson & Co.;
copper, fine 14.
Obverse, same; rev., card of Cossitt, Hill A Co.; copper
proof, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., “Steamer Lancaster No. 4; ’’copper,
fine, 14.
Ferrotypes of Bell and Everett; varieties, set as medals.
19
146 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE.
2575.
'G' or.
2576.
C) K h h
-O l I .
Bust facing left; rev., eagle and stars; tin, fine [349],
25.
Small head to left; rev., “ Our country and our right;”
German silver with brass centre, very fine and scarce,
[354], 16.
Bust to left; “ For president, John C. Breckinridge of
Ivy; ” rev., president’s house; brass, plated, fine [356],
14.
' 2578.
Obverse, same;
//' 2579.
Obverse, same;
fine, 14.
t# 2580.
Obverse, same;
2581.
Obverse, same ;
fine, 14.
JC 2582.
Obverse, same;
fine, 14.
ji) 2583.
Obverse, same;
14.
2584.
Obverse, same;
* 2585.
Obverse, same;
2856.
Ferrotypes of 1
varieties.
ABRAIIAM LINCOLN.
2587. Head facing left; French inscription; rev., an altar;
on the left Hope stands, a wreath in her left hand, her
right resting on an anchor; at the right of the altar
two freedmen are standing, above, a galaxy of stars
and an eagle; on the altar, and below, a long inscrip-
tion in French ; splendid bronze proof, rare [2], 52.
This beautiful medal was paid for by a two sous subscription made by
the people of France. Louis Napoleon would not allow it to be struck in
his Empire ; in consequence of which it was produced in Switzerland. A
copy of the letter accompanying the gold medal presented to Mrs. Lincoln
may be found in Mr. Zabriskie’s work on Lincoln medals, page 5.
/0 /r 2588. Bust facing right; “Salvator Patriae;” rev., “In
memory of the life, acts and death of Abraham
Lincoln, born February 12, 1809, died April 15, 1805;”
on very thick planchet, bronze proof [3], 48.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 147
This beautiful medal, as is generally known, was published by the Ame-
rican Numismatic Society.
- 2589. Bust to right; rev., that of the ordinary Peace medals,
this being the Lincoln Peace medal of medium size;
silver, very fine and rare [7], 40.
590. Same as the last; bronze proof [8], 40.
' ^ 2591. Bust to right “Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States,” etc., rev., “ W ith malice towards none,
with charity for all, 4th March, 1805. Abolition of
slavery proclaimed, September 22d, 1862;” fine bronze
proof of the very rare Bovy medal; [9], 38.
7 2592. Head facing: right; “Memoria in yEterna;” rev., a
female holding aloft the American flag. Medal of the
Northwestern Sanitary F air, Chicago, 111 , 1 865 ; bronze
proof, scarce 1 10], 30.
'2593. Bust to right; rev., “ lie is in glory and the nation in
tears;” broken column inscribed “A. L;” flags at
right and left; below, date of birth and death ; silver
proof, exceedingly rare [11], 32.
2594. Bust facing right; rev., “Emancipation proclaimed,
Jan. 1, 1863;” bronze proof [15], 28.
' 1 2595. Busts of Lincoln and Johnson facing each other; rev.,
“ Republican candidates,” etc.; tin, very fine [18], 20.
2596. Head to the left; rev., a man splitting rails; “ The rail
splitter of 1830;” tin, fine [22], 20.
'' J 2597. Head facing right; “Abraham Lincoln;” rev., shield
and laurel wreath; “Republican candidate,” etc.;
bronze, very fine [24], 25.
)8. Obverse, same; rev., “Thou art the man, President,
1861 ; ” copper proof [26], 25.
2599. Bust facing right; rev., two rails crossed ; “The people’s
choice,” etc., tin, tine [30], 24.
Head facing right; farm scene, sun just rising two
men splitting rails; “ Progress 1830;” tin, fine, scarce
A t31J. 24.
' 2001. Bust facing right; rev., eagle, shield and stars; dies by
True; tin, fine [32], 24.
0 2602. Bust to left within a circle of 32 stars; rev., a rail fence:
“The great rail splitter of the West,” etc.* copper
proof [35], 22.
25 1
'' 2600.
148 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
2003.
2604.
2005.
2606.
'' 2007.
2008.
/>/
' 2609.
2010.
/ ^ 2611.
' ^ 2612.
2613.
2615.
£
20 1 0.
2017.
Reduced copy of the Numismatic Society’s medal of
Lincoln; splendid silver proof, scarce [38], 22.
Bust facing left; “Lincoln and Hamlin;” the whole
surrounded by a wreath; rev., “ We will not interfere
with the Constitutional rights,” etc.; bronze proof [44],
22.
Bust to right; rev., residence; tin proof [49], 22.
Bust to right; “ Honest old Abe;” rev., “ Union Can-
didates, 1864,” etc., tin, line [50], 22.
Bust facing left; no inscription; rev., “The right man
in the right place;” copper proof, scarce, brought in
the Parker sale §6 [52], 20.
Bust to right; rev., “The man that can split rails or
guide the ship of state;” brass, very line [55], 20.
Bust to left; rev., head of Washington surrounded by
rays and stars; “Freedom to all men, union;” copper
proof, scarce [57], 20.
Bust to right; “ Abram Lincoln;” rev., “ Our next Presi-
dent;” tin, line [59], 20. ,
Bust facing right; “Abraham Lincoln for President,
1864;” rev., eagle, flag and implements of war; in the
centre, “U. S. ;” brass, silver plated, scarce [00], 20.
Bust to left; “ Abraham Lincoln born Feb. 12, 1809,
assassinated Apr. 14, 1865; ” rev., busts of Washington
and Lincoln facing each other;” “The Father, the
Saviour, of his Country;” tin, line, scarce; brought
in Parker sale, in brass, $5 [61], 21.
Bust to right; “Let liberty be national and slavery
sectional;” tin, line [64], 20.
Obverse, same; rev., eye surrounded by rays; “The
union must and shall be preserved;” copper proof,
scarce [65], 20. ,
Obverse, same; rev., Roman fasces surrounded bv rays;
“United we stand, divided we fall;” white metal
[68], 20.
Bust to left; “Abm. Lincoln, The martyr President;”
rev., birth, inauguration and death; tin proof [69], 20.
Bust to left; “Abraham Lincoln, 1864;” rev., on
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 140
2018.
> 2019.
^ 2020.
2021.
' 2022.
2623.
^ 2024.
// 2625.
A
2020.
1 2027.
f '' 2628.
2029.
2630.
2631.
2632.
2633.
f
shield, surrounded by flags, “ 'Hie people’s choice for
President;” copper proof, rare [70], 20.
Wreath, and bust to right; “ A foe to traitors; ” rev.,
“ No compromise with armed rebels; ” tin, line [71 j,
20.
Obverse, same; rev., “ Died April 15, 1805, Sine fuco
et Fallaeia Homo; ” tin proof, Parker sale $0 [72 J, 20.
Bust to right; rev., “No more slave territory;” brass
proof, rare in this metal [74], 2o.
Two branches crossed; “In memory of Abm. Lincoln,
died April 15, 1805;” rev., ornamental work; no in-
scription [70?] 18.
Merriam’s smaller Lincoln medal; tin, fine [79], 17.
Bust to right; rev., “Free homes for free men,” sur-
rounded by wreath; copper proof [81 |, 17.
Obverse, same; rev., same inscription, but without
the wreath; tin proof [89], 17.
Bust to right; “Republican candidate 1800;” rev.,
American eagle and shield; “Liberty, Union and
Equality;” copper, rare in this metal [90], 17.
Bust to left; “Abraham Lincoln, President of the U.
S., 1804;” rev., bust of Washington surrounded by
flags and rays; “The Union,” etc.; tin proof, gilt
[92], 17.
Bust to right; “Hon. Abraham Lincoln, I860;” rev.,
a country scene, men splitting rails; “The rail splitter
of the West; ” copper, gilt [93], 17.
Bust facing right; “War of 1801;” rev., blank; brass,
fine, Parker sale, in copper, brought $1.75 [97], 17.
Bust at three quarters face; rev., eagle and shield;
“Compositions spiel marke;” copper, rare [100], 17.
Bust to left; “ Abraham Lincoln, President of the U. S.,
1864,” rev., head of Washington, surrounded by flags,
muskets, etc., bronze proof [104], 17.
Obverse, same; rev., Key’s card; tin proof, scarce [105],
17.
Obverse, same; rev., “Born, Assassinated,” etc.; tin
proof [ 1 07], 1 7.
Head to right; rev., “ Emancipation the great event,”
etc.; copper proof [113], 16i.
150 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
2334.
' 2635.
/<
263'
2638.
' 2639.
2640.
’ 2641.
/ 2642.
/^c
2643.
2644.
2645.
2646.
1 P 2647.
/ 2648.
2649.
/' 2650.
2651.
Obverse, same; rev., “ A piece of copper taken from the
wreck of the Rebel Ram Merrimac,” etc.; copper, fine,
extremely rare [116], 16|.
Bust to right; rev., “With malice toward none, with
charity for all;” tin, fine [119], 16.
Bust to right; “Abraham Lincoln 1864; rev., flag;
“Long may it wave;” copper proof [ 1 2], 15.
Bust to right; rev., “Freedom National, Slavery Sec-
tional;” brass proof, rare [122], 16.
Tomb and weeping willow; rev., “Died April 15, 1865,
by the hands of a rebel assassin;” tin, fine [124], 16.
Head to right; rev., “ Our policy is expressly the
policy;” etc., brass, scarce [125], 16.
Bust to right; rev., “First Battalion Union Campaign
club; ” tin, fine [126], 16.
Head to right; “Abraham Lincoln. 25, In God we trust;”
rev., eagle; “United States,” etc.; silver, fine and
very rare [129], 15.
Bust facing ; rev., eagle and shield; brass, fine, scarce
[130], 14.
Bust facing left; rev., bust of Douglas facing left;
copper, fine, scarce [131], 14.
Obverse, same; rev., bust of Bell facing left; copper,
fine [132], 14.
Obverse, same; rev., view of the White House; “Presi-
dent’s House;” brass, fine, pierced [134], 14.
Head facing right; rev., flags and cannon ; “ Our country
and our flag,” etc. [137], 14.
Same as the last in brass, but with an addition of a ring
[138], 14.
Obverse, same; rev., “Born Feb. 12, 1809, assassinated
April 1 4th, 1865;” silver proof, scarce [140], 14.
Bust facing left; “Abraham Lincoln for President;”
rev., star within a wreath; brass, fine, rare in this metal
[143], 13. .
Bust to left; rev., “ Abraham Lincoln, 15th April, 1865,
martyr to Liberty;” struck in France; bronze proof,
oval, 14X12L
Bust to right; “ Abraham Lincoln 16th President of the
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 151
United States, assassinated by the plotters of treason,
April I4th, 1805;” rev., “Martyr to Liberty a
monument with, “ A Lincoln, April 15, 1805;” on the
base below, “Lewis Joy, New York;” silver, very
fine and rare. In Mr. Cogan’s sale, March, 1805,
brought $9 [ 145], 13.
2052. Bust to right; “Abraham Lincoln Natus,” etc., rev.,
“Abra-ham Lin-coln Honest Abe of the west. The
Hannibal of America 1800;” silver proof, exceedingly
rare [140], 12.
2053. Obverse, same; rev., “ Wide Awakes;” tin, fine [154],
12.
2054. Head facing right; rev., eagle; “ F. Lehr’s needle
threaders;” brass, fine, very rare [158], 12.
'2055. Head to left; rev., rail with axe; “Good for another
heat; ” brass, rare [100], 12.
' 2056. Head to right; rev., head of Grant to right; silver
proof ] 161], 12.
2057. Head facing left inclosed by 13 stars; “ 1804;” rev.,
wreath and shield; “Freedom;” nickel proof [168],
12.
' 2658. Obverse, same; rev., “ O. K.,” inclosed by a chain;
copper, fine [107], 12.
2659. Head to left; rev., “Freedom;” nickel [171], 12.
' 2000. Obverse, same; rev., shield; “Our Union;” copper,
fine [173], 12.
* 2061. Head facing right; “For president;” rev., head of
Johnson facing right; “For vice president;” copper,
fine and very scarce [175], 12.
2002. Bust facing right; rev., arms and Hags; “1804;”
bronze, tine [177], 11.
' 2063. Obverse, same; rev., shield and flags surrounded by
wreath ; tin proof [ 182], 11.
2004. Head facing right; rev., broken column, scroll, and
Hags; tin proof 1 183], 11.
2005. Reduced copy of the medal of the New York Numis-
matic /Society, a perfect fac-simile though minute in
size; silver proof [184], 10.
2000. Head to left, surrounded by stars; rev., ** Abraham Lin-
152 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
/
,'/9
2667.
2668.
2669.
2670.
2671.
2672.
2673.
^2674.
2675.
’ y 2676.
/<? 2677.
2678.
/ j~ 2679.
2680.
coin, freedom, justice, truth, 1865;” brass, pierced,
rare [187], 9.
Heads of Lincoln and Hamlin facingleft ; rev., “ Repub-
lican candidates,” etc. ; in wreath ; bronze, very tine,
Parker sale, $4.25 [200], 22.
Bust to left, name, date and 8 stars ; rev., on a shield,
“The People’s choice for President;” on each side of
the shield four dags; copper, fine [208], 19.
Obverse, same ; rev., bust of Gen. Sherman facing; tin,
fine [209], 19.
Obverse, same; rev., bust of McClellan to right; silver,
fine and very rare [210], 19.
Obverse, same; rev., bust of McClellan to left ; nickel,
very fine [212], 19£.
Obverse, same; rev., an urn inscribed, “A. L.;” above
it, “ Resurgam;” below, “ died April 15, 1865; ” copper
proof [214], 19.
Bust to right; “Born,” etc.; rev., “Made from copper
taken from the ruins of Turpentine Works, Newbern,
N. C., destroyed by the Rebels, March 14, 1862;”
copper, very rare, brought $8 in the Parker sale
[215], 17.
Bust to right; “Ab. Lincoln the preserver of his
country ; rev., head of Washington to right ;
George Washington the father of his country ; ” struck
in diatite, very fine and extremely rare, brought in
the Parker sale $6.25 [219], 20.
Head to right, “ Abm. Lincoln,” etc.; rev., bust of
Washington to right; card of Charles K. Warner,
copper proof [220], 17.
Obverse, same; rev., card of F. C. Key; copper proof
[221], 17.
Obverse, same; rev., “ The Constitution and the
Union ; ” tin, fine, 17.
Bust to left, “ Abraham Lincoln, President of the IT. S.
1864;” rev., card of F. C. Key; tin, fine [227], 17.
Obverse, same; rev., “Surrender of Gen. Lee to Gen.
Grant, April 9, 1865;” tin proof, 17.
Obverse, same; rev., “Born, assassinated,” etc.; tin
proof [228], 17.
Sjsj
PRESIDKNTIAL AND POLITICAL .MEDALS CONTINUED. 153
' 2681.
'Ji‘ 2682.
> (/
2683.
zy
2684.
/
2685.
6 0
2686.
2687.
2Y
2688.
2,o
2689.
2-o
2690.
Z<*
2691.
20
2692.
/#
2693.
So
2694.
/£>
2695.
Bust to left by Key: rev., monitor; copper proof [229],
17.
Two men splitting rails; “The rail splitter of the West; ”
rev., an eagle perched on a mortar, in his beak a scroll
inscribed, “Established A. D., 1825;” copper, ex-
tremely rare and fine, in white metal sold in the Parker
sale at #6.25 [232], 17.
Obverse, same; rev., bust of Kossuth facing left; brass,
very fine and of excessive rarity [234], 17.
Bust to left; rev., head of Washington, two flags at each
side; tin [237], 17.
Head of Washington to right; “First in war, first in
peace,” etc.; rev., head of Lincoln to left; “Revere
Lincoln;” a pleasant souvenir of the late Dr. Edwards;
silver, very line and scarce [239], 17.
Head to left; “ Born,” etc.; rev., section of rail fence;
“Protection to honest Industry;” in lava scarce,
pierced, Parker sale $3.50 [241 ], 17.
Obverse, same; rev., plain; green earth, rare [ 242 |, 17.
Bust to right; “Abraham Lincoln 1864; rev., hat card
of James E. Wolff; tin proof [248], 16.
Obverse, same; rev., card of Charles K. Warner; copper
proof [249], 10.
Obverse, same; “ National Union League 1863; ” copper
proof [250], 16.
Obverse, same; rev., Washington; “ Union ” etc.; brass
[252], 16.
Bust to left; rev., bust of Breckinridge facing left,
copper, fine [255], 14.
Obverse, same; rev., shield; “The Union must,” etc.;
copper, fine [256], 14.
Obverse, same; palmetto tree, etc.; “No submission
to the North;” copper, fine [257], 14.
Obverse, same; rev., “The wealth of the South;”
copper, fine [259], 14.
Bust to right ; “ Abraham Lincoln 1864;” rev., Indian
head to left, surrounded by 13 stars; brass, fine [261?|,
14.
/ 0 2696.
154 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
' 269V.
2698.
' 2699.
2700.
2701.
2702.
/r
1 2703.
/'/)
2704.
2705.
2706.
270’
/ 2708.
2709.
0 2710.
10 2711.
2712.
/ 00 2713.
Obverse, same as the last; struck on a large dish shaped
planchet: rev., blank; tin, fine [263], 23.
“ Old Abe” in German capitals, surrounded by a wreath
of ivy; rev., a group, a man, woman, and child, at the
left an altar with incense burning, at the right blasted
tree; brass, very rare [264], 14.
Head to right; “Abraham Lincoln Natus,” etc.; rev.,
head of Washington; copper proof [269], 12.
Bust to right; rev., bust of Washington to right; silver
proof [273], 12.
Obverse, same; rev., “An Honest man, the crisis de-
mands his re-election; ” silver proof [277], 12.
Head to right; “ The right man in the right place;”
rev., “Freedom;” copper, scarce [280], 12.
Obverse, same; rev., “ Our union;” copper, fine [282],
12.
Obverse, same; rev., equestrian Washington; nickel,
fine [287], 12.
Bust to right; rev., bust of Washington facing; copper
proof [294], 12.
“The rail splitter of the West;” country scene; rev.,
“Sign of the old man with specs,” etc.; nickel, very
fine, almost unique [310], 17.
Bust to right; “Hon. Abraham Lincoln I860;” rev.,
eagle and shield; “United States of America;”
copper, very fine and rare, 18.
Bust to right; rev., bust of Bell facing left; “John
Bell, Union candidate for President, 1860; ” brass
proof, 18.
Head to right by Bolen ; rev., “ Emancipation the great
event,” etc. ; copper proof, 16.
Obverse, same; rev., “Jefferson Insurance Company,
New York;” tin, very fine, 16.
Bust to left ; “ For President, Abraham Lincoln of 111. ; ”
rev., shield; “Our rights,” etc.; copper, fine, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., card of Stockman & Co.; copper,
fine, 14.
Obverse, same ; rev., card of Elliott, Vinson & Co. ;
copper proof, 14.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 165
2714.
2715.
2710.
/t
^ 271 9.
7 // 2720.
/ V ^2 721.
I'r
’ 2722.
$ 2723.
2724.
^ 2725.
' 2720.
' 2727.
2728.
A
r 2729.
2730.
^ ^ 2731.
Obverse, same; rev., “Steamer Lancaster, No. 4;”
copper proof, 14.
Obverse, same ; rev., plain; copper, line, 14.
Bust to right ; “Abraham Lincoln, President of the IT.
S. rev., a circle of eagles and stars; inscription in
8 lines, “ Born,” etc. ; tin, fine, 20.
Obverse, bust at three quarters face; “Prasident; ” the
whole surrounded by a circle of 23 stars; rev., figure
reclining in the fore ground, in back ground view of
the United States Capitol; “Amerika;” tin proof,
pierced, rare, 24.
Bust of Lincoln facing right; rev., “ Centennial,” etc. ;
“ Freedom achieved by Washington and Perpetuated
by Lincoln;” tin proof, 25.
Bust to left; “A nation’s benefactor;” rev., card of K.
II. Singleton, Nashville, Tenn. ; brass, good and rare,
14.
Bust to right; “Abraham Lincoln, 18(34;” rev., small
head of Washington facing right ; struck on thick tin
planchet, tine, unique, 14.
Obverse, same; rev., eagle; tin proof, 12.
Bust to right, surrounded by stars; “ 1864” below ; rev.,
eagle; “ Lincoln and Union; ’’ brass, scarce, 12.
Bust of Lincoln facing right; trial impression from the
die, 12.
Shield shaped badge with head of Lincoln facing left;
silver plated, 24X22.
Lincoln Badge, shield shaped; bust facing right, name
above, brass, plated, fine, 19X17.
Portrait of Lincoln set as a pin, oval, 24X17.
Lincoln Badge, portrait in centre, “ Republican Invinci-
bles,” plated, fine, 1(3X15.
Three Ferrotypes of Lincoln and Hamlin, all different.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Bust to right; rev., wreath of oak and laurel, “ With
courage and fidelity he defended the Constitution,”
etc., splendid bronze proof, 48.
Head to right, by Paquet; rev., a pedestal inscribed
156 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED, &C.
/''' 2732.
> 2733.
' 2734.
2735.
(f/J
2730.
zz>
z
2738.
27011.
2740.
/ ' 2741.
2742.
2743.
7 /.
2744.
“Peace,” supporting a bust of Washington; in the
fore ground, Columbia making love to an Indian,
bronze proof, 40.
Bust to left, “Andrew Johnson, President U. S.,” rev.,
“The people must be trusted with their own govern-
ment,” tin proof, 20.
Obverse, same, rev., “Pro Patria,” within a wreath, tin
proof, 20.
Obverse, same, rev., Dickerson’s coin and medal safe
tin proof, 20.
Bust to left, “ Andrew Johnson, President,” rev., “ Pub-
lic reception and banquet,” etc., “ New York city,
Aug. 29, 1800,” copper proof, scarce, 20.
Bust to right, “Andrew Johnson, President U. S.”
rev., hands clasped, “ The people must be trusted,”
etc., splendid copper proof, 20.
Head to right, rev., wreath, 17th President U. S., tin
proof, 12.
ADMIRAL VERNON MEDALS.
Bust, three quarter length and three quarter face, “Ad-
miral Vernon took Porto Bello,” rev , “ With six ships
only,” bronze, pierced, but extremely fine.
Full length figure of the Admiral, standing, holding a
sceptre in his right hand, at the right a ship, to the
left a cannon, brass, fine, 24.
Bust at nearly full face, “The Hon. Edward Vernon,
Esq. ;” a view of Fort Cliagre, copper, fine, 25.
Admiral at full length, holding sword and sceptre, “ The
British glory revived by Admiral Vernon,” copper,
Hue, 24.
The Admiral standing facing left, anchor to right,
cannon to left, inscription like the last, copper, fine, 24.
Admiral standing, Don Blass kneeling, “ The Spanish
pride pulled down by Admiral Vernon,” rev., “Took
Carthagena,” copper, fine, 23.
Obverse, similar to last, but different die; rev., “Took
Porto Bello, ’ copper, good, 24.
ADMIRAL VERNON MEDALS, &C.
157
' 2745.
'}j i 2740.
2747.
' 2748.
2749.
7S'
2750.
/O o
2751.
2752.
2754.
' 2755.
Similar design, but of much smaller size, copper, good,
17.
Admiral standing facing right, holding sword and
sceptre, “British glory revived,” rev., “Porto Bello,”
copper, very good, 24.
Admiral Vernon and Commodore Brown standing facing
each other, rev., “ Porto Bello,” copper, good, 23.
Two men shaking hands, rev., the Devil leading a
captive, “ Make room for Sir Robert.” A little piece
broken from the side of the medal, in other respects
in tine condition, copper, 24.
Man receiving a purse, “ Was M inorca sold by B for
British gold, rev., “ Brave Blakney reward, but to B
give a cord,” copper gilt, fine, 22.
ANTI-SLAVERY MEDALS.
Bust of Tlios. Clarkson facing right, rev., a slave in
chains kneeling, “ British and Foreign Anti-slavery
Society Convention held in London, 1840,” bronze,
very fine and scarce, 33.
Bust of Clarkson at three quarters face, rev., slave
kneeling, medal of the same Society, tin, fine, 28.
Negro standing with broken fetters, a line medal struck
to commemorate the extinction of slavery throughout
the British Dominions, Aug. 1, 1834, bronze, 27.
A woman in chains kneeling, Justice approaching, rev.,
wreath, “To the friends of Justice, Mercy and
F reedom,” bronze proof, 20.
Man kneeling, in chains and fetters, rev., man standing
with broken fetters, “ Jubilee, Aug. 1, 1834,” tin, fine
28.
Obverse, King William giving audience, “ I advocate
this bill as a measure of humanity,” rev., a group of
negroes dancing under a palm tree, bronze proof,
scarce, 26.
Bust of Joseph Sturge facing right, rev., negro man
and woman seated under a palm tree, emancipation,
Aug. 1, 1838, tin very fine, 20.
15 b ANTI-SLAVERY MEDALS, &C.
2
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J 2758.
*2759.
2700.
' 2701.
' ' 2702.
/ frO
2703.
Medal commemorative of the same event; group of
whites and blacks shaking hands, rev., names of oppo-
nents of slavery, tin proof, a rare medal, 20.
Woman kneeling, “ Am I not a woman and a sister,
1838,” rev., “ United States of America, Liberty, 1838,”
bronze, nearly proof, 18.
Man kneeling, in chains, “ Am I not a man and a brother,”
rev., hands clasped, copper, very tine, 18.
Obverse, same design, rev., “ Advocates for the rights
of man,” copper, nearly proof, very scarce, 14.
Obverse, same, rev., one masted vessel, “ Coaly cfc Tyne,
1790, copper, nearly proof, and very rare, 13.
Head of Martha Washington, “ Liberty and no slavery,”
1803, silver, very rare, 12.
Negro and white man shaking hands, “ We are all
brethren, slave trade abolished,” etc., rev., inscription
in some oriental language, bronze proof, 23.
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stitute.
2764.
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2765.
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2766.
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2767.
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2768.
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2769.
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2771.
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2772.
HARD TIMES TOKENS OF 1837.
The following1 collection is believed to comprise the most complete series
of these tokens, that can be found together. They are, with few excep-
tions, in very fine condition, being mostly uncirculated. They are all in
copper, and size of the red cent, for which they were designed as a sub-
IIead of Liberty, rev., “ Mint drop.”
Head of Liberty, “ Specie payments suspended.”
Idiotic Liberty head, rev., “ Millions for defense, not one
cent for tribute,” one variety, very rare, 2 pieces.
Loco-foco head, rev., “Mint drop,” scarce.
Phoenix rising from the flames: 4 varieties.
Jackson standing with sword and purse, “ A plain system
void of pomp.”
Head of Liberty; re\\,.“ Millions for defense, not. one
cent for tribute ; ”M0 varieties^
Head of Liberty, rev., “ Centre market accommodation,”
2 varieties.
Shi]) Constitution under full sail ; “ Webster credit cur-
rent, 1841;” 7 varieties, all different reverses. These
are all particularly fine.
HARD TIMES TOKENS, &C.
159
^ 2773. Broad shouldered Jackson; “ My experiment, etc.,” rev.,
i it / jha/ . ;l }10g running, “My third heat,” hrass, line and ex-
tremely rare. W&ATi U ^ A * '
2774. Same design as the last, but with smaller bust of Jack-
-i S0I1} brass, fine and extremely rare.
1 2775. Jackson in safe, rev., big bellied jackass. /ll‘
2770. Obverse, same, reverse, different, 2 varieties. A. .
J 2777. Jackass running, rev., turtle and safe, 3 varieties. ♦'
' 2778. Trial impression for rev. die of the last piece, probably
unique. //a-uGh ( ( v m •itvurtf }
/ 2770. Merchant’s Exchange, Wall st., rev., “Millions,” etc., 2
(test*) varieties. ^ > *■ £1, 'J r
2780. A ship sailing right, “ Fellow Citizens, save your Con-
stitution,” rev., blazing sun, “The glorious whig vic-
tory, 1834,” copper, very fine and scarce.
2781. A ship. “ For the Constitution, Hurrah ; rev., “ Whigs
r 4-V* M * K v
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of New York victorious,” brass, good and rare.
J /j 2782. Cent of 1838, stamped, “ Vote the land free.”
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MEDALS PRESENTED BY STATES AND CITIES.
^ 2783.
2784.
2785.
2780.
Bust of Gen. Meade facing right. Medal presented July
4, 1866, to Maj. Gen. George G. Meade by the Union
League* of Philadelphia; rev., The general offers his
sword to Liberty who in turn presents him with a
wreath of laurel, bronze proof, slightly spotted, though
recent, very rare, 51.
Medal presented to the N. Y. State Volunteers, by
Gov. Fenton, in accordance with resolutions passed by
the senate and assembly of the state. The obverse
bears the arms of the state, bronze proof, rare, shield
shape, 70X50.
Medal presented to Lieut. Col. Bliss, by the state of X.
York, 1840; obv., bust; rev., state arms, bronze, fine,
45.
Medal struck for presentation by the Chamber of Com-
merce and citizens of New ^ ork lo those engaged in
laying the first cable between Europe and America,
bronze proof, 44.
160
MEDALS PRESENTED BY STATES AND CITIES.
' 2787.
'' 2788.
*2789.
/ 2790.
/ 2791.
, > <r-
2792.
^ 2793.
7 ' 2794.
/ ' 2795.
' 2790.
' 2797.
^ 2798.
2799.
The smaller medal struck for the same purpose; design
similar and description the same, copper proof, 42.
Medal presented to Maj. Robert Anderson by the citi-
zens of N. York city as a tribute to his patriotism,
obv., view of the bombardment of Fort 8umter, tin,
line, 44.
Medal presented to Col. James Duncan by the citizens
of New York for the part taken by him in the Mexican
war, tin, line, and scarce, 34.
Medal struck for presentation by the state of New
York for courage and fidelity during the war of the
Rebellion, bronze proof, 24.
The Commodore Perry Medal, obv., his head facing
left; rev., “ Presented to Commodore Perry by mer-
chants of Boston,” etc., superb medal, by F. N.
Mitchell, bronze, 42.
Mexican Volunteers Medal, presented by the city of
New York to Lieut. James Wiley, silver, fine, 33.
Obverse, soldier standing, medal presented by the city of
Brooklyn to one of its veterans, 18GG, rev., Liberty
standing, shield shape, bronze, rare, 32.
Medal of the N. Y. State Volunteers; obv., arms; rev.,
shield, tin proof, 25.
Medal presented by the citizens of Btergen, Bayonne,
and Greenville, to the 21st Reg. of N. Y. State Vols.,
obv., has state arms, silver proof, 22.
Medal presented by the citizens of Philadelphia to the
2d Reg. P. V. Reserve Corps, state arms, “ honor to
the brave,” copper proof, 18.
Eagle, on a shield, tearing a serpent; “ Honor to the
brave,” rev., “ From the war F und Committee of
Brooklyn, N. Y., 18G3,” tin, very fine, 26.
Medal presented by resolution of the Kentucky Legisla-
ture, Feb. 11, 1860, for the battle of Lake Erie,
splendid fire gilt proof, 27.
Medal presented by the French Citizens of Phila. to A.
Thiers, for services rendered the Republic of France, 5
Sept., 1 873, bronze proof. A beautiful medal and scarce.
MEDALS PRESENTED DY STATES AND CITIES. 1G1
' 2800.
)
2801.
IL &6>
2802.
1 2803.
- // /;2804.
X> 0 2805.
2800.
7- &0 2807.
'Hie Herndon Medal; presented by the state of Virginia
to the widow of Capt. Herndon, obv., a shipwreck,
tin proof, common in bronze, but extremely rare in tin,
36.
Soldiers Medal “ Presented by the state of West Vir-
ginia;” rev., “ Died for the Defense of his country,” tin,
colored ribbon, and clasp inscribed, “ For Liberty,”
splendid tire gilt proof, 24.
Obverse, same; rev., a battle; ribbon, and clasp inscribed,
“ Killed in battle,” tire gilt proof, 24.
Obverse, same; rev., Liberty crowning a soldier; ribbon,
and clasp inscribed, “ Honorably discharged,” splendid
tire gilt proof, 24.
Same as the last, but has been presented and worn.
Palmetto tree, with two shields leaning against it, in-
scribed “ 1846” and “ 1847,” “ South Carolina to the
Palmetto Regiment,” scroll inscribed “Patrick Stan-
ley, Senr ;” rev., battle; silver proof, rare, 31.
Same as the last; bronze proof, without inscription, 31.
A medal presented by the city of Charleston to Chris-
topher G. Carsten; obv., Columbia seated, ship in the
fore ground, Capitol seen in the distance, “ Presented
by the city of Charleston to the Charleston Company
of Volunteers in Mexico;” rev., a soldier standing,
with flag and sword, silver, very fine, 35.
This is really one of the very rarest of American medals. It was received
from Mr. George E. Taylor, of Charleston, S. C. , who says, “ there were only
80 struck and 1 think I can safely say that there are not ten in existence.
I suppose you will not find another in any collection of medals North, and
southern collectors, especially in this city, are not able to find them.”
2808.
2809.
“Testimonial to Captains Creighton, Low, and StoufTer
from the city of Philadelphia for gallantry in rescuing
the passengers from the wreck of the steamer San
Francisco, 1854,” bronze, tine, 48.
Medal presented by the council of the town of Ports-
mouth, Virginia, for assistance during the pestilence
there; bronze proof, 40.
1G2
MEDALS OF CITIES, EVENTS, &C.
MEDALS OF CITIES, EVENTS, &c.
£6
2810.
/
2811.
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2812.
2813.
/ J "
2814.
2815.
X#
2810.
y t
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2817.
2818.
/r
2819.
“Exhibition of the Industry of all nations, New York,
1853;” view of the Crystal Palace ; rev., globe, etc.,
tin proof, 47.
Croton Aqueduct Medal ; bronze, fine, 32.
Bust of Schiller, New York Centennial Anniversary
Medal ; bronze, fine, 27.
Nassau Water Works ; water introduced in the city of
Brooklyn ; tin, fine, 22.
A Souvenir of the Great Fire in Boston, Nov. 0, 1872.
3 American quarters melted together by the heat.
Festival of the Swiss Citizens of New York city, July
22, 1872, silver plated, very fine, 18.
The New Haven Medal, commemorative of the settle-
ment of the city, bronze, fine, 35.
The Davidson Fountain, Cincinnati, tin, fine, 10.
Great Fire in Chicago. The angel of destruction flying
over the burning city, rev., a Phoenix rising from its
ashes; a fine and rare medal, made from the bell of
the Chicago Court House; bronze, 33.
Germania seated. A beautiful little silver medal,
struck to commemorate a German Festival in San
Francisco, in 1871; 19.
MEDALS OF FAIRS AND JUBILEES.
2820.
2821.
2H22
'2 2'
In commemoration of the Great Central Fair for the F.
S. Sanitary Commission, Philadelphia, June, 18G4;
bronze proof, 36.
World’s Peace Jubilee, Boston; rev., “On earth Peace,
good will toward men gilt proof, 29.
View of the Coliseum, International Peace Jubilee,
1873; rev., a mirror. Has pin and badge; brass, fine,
24.
Bust of P. S. Gilmore; rev., Coliseum ; shells; silver
plated, very fine, 23.
2823.
MEDALS OF FAILS AND JUBILEES, &C.
163
2821.
^ 2825.
282&
/ <v
• 2827.
I*
p 2828.
I [V
‘ 2829.
* 2830.
,<K „
0 2831.
/ <v-
2832.
/v
° 2833.
^ 2834.
2835.
'<5' 2836.
7 *.
J
O 2838.
(o
2830.
Medal of the first Coliseum in Boston, I860 ; rev.,
eagle; gilt, very tine, 17.
Obverse, same; rev., statistics; gilt, fine, 17.
“Memento of the Sanitary Fair, Wapakoneta, O.;” silver
plated, tine and scarce, 14.
Cincinnati Industrial Exposition, 1 873 ; rev., “The repre-
sentative exposition of America;” tin proof, 23.
Small medal of the same Exposition ; rev., view of the
Covington and Cincinnati Bridge; tin, fine, 20.
Medal of same; rev., space, eight acres; copper, very
fine, 20.
Another medal struck on the same occasion ; obv., view
of buildings; rev., city seal; tin, fine, 18.
Obverse, similar so the last; rev., The Fourth Grand
Exposition; tin, fine, 18.
Medal of the First Industrial Exposition, Cincinnati,
1870; tin, fine, 16.
Medal of the Second Industrial Exposition, Cincinnati;
tin, fine, 16.
M edal of the Third Exposition, 1872; tin, fine, 20.
Medal of the Chicago Exposition, 1874; tin, fine, 19.
Another with card of the Elgin Watch Co.; tin, line, 19.
Medal of the Galesburg, 111., Art Exposition; silver
proof, scarce, 20.
Medal in form of a cross; commemorative of the Bos-
ton Peace Jubilee, 1872, inscribed with the names of
countries, and of musicians who participated; bronze,
32.
Peace Jubilee Badges; portraits, in metal frames, with
eagle and ribbon, of Gilmore, Zerrahn and Tourjce; all
fine, 3 pieces.
HUMANE SOCIETY MEDALS.
2840. Obverse, a shield, clasped hands, boats filled with men,
a shipwreck; above, a cottage, with label inscribed
“ Refuge; ” below, on a label “ 1 791; ” rev., officers of
the institution, 1854; bronze proof, rare, 36.
1G4
HUMANE SOCIETY MEDALS, &C.
6 0*
2841.
2/3
2842.
(X o /■*.
2843.
2844.
/ &'j
2845.
/ u b
2846.
/ S3
2847.
2S"
2848.
2849.
3
2850.
2851.
3
2852.
o
2853.
3
2854.
3
2855.
2856.
2857.
Obverse, same; “To John Langdon, for humane exer-
tions in rescuing from drowning James O’Brian, at
Boston, December 13th, 1S73; “splendid proof, in sil-
ver, rare, 30.
Obverse, coat of arms, “Sub Libertate Quietem;” rev.,
names of officers, 1854.
Obverse, a cottage marked “Succour;" men drawing a
boat to shore, “ Instituted 1785;” rev., “ Honor, the re-
ward of merit, courage and preseverance;” fine medal
by Wright. The last three preceding were by Wyon.
Proof in silver, 32.
Medal of the Life Saving Benevolent Association of New
York; bronze, very fine, 32.
SPOUTING AND FIREMEN’S MEDALS.
Presented to George C. Webber by the Pulaski Guards,
May 20, 1852; rev., “ For the best shot; ” silver, very
fine, unique , 45.
Awarded to J. D. Phillips, for 2d best shot made at the
muster of Co. II. Chelsea, Sept. 23d, 1869; with ribbon
and clasp; silver, heavy, and very fine, 32.
Obverse, bust; rev., “United Bowmen of Philadelphia,
Field Day;” silver proof, very rare, 24.
Jockey club medal; engraved horse’s head; rev., M. 1. C.,
in monogram; silver, fine, unique , 22.
Medal of Tom Sayers; obv., his bust; rev., date of his
fight with Ileenan; tin, fine, 20.
Medal of John C. Ileenan; rev., like last; tin, fine, 20.
Obverse, like last; rev., Merriam’s card; copper proof,
20.
Bust of Sayers; rev., like last; copper proof, 20.
Medal of the National Rifle Association; tin, very fine,
24.
Bust of Ileenan; rev., “ The great International Prize
Fight,” etc., tin proof, 22.
Bust of Sayers; rev., like the last; tin, fine, 22.
Pioneer Base Ball Club; splendid proof, copper, 20.
Champion medal of the Shawmut Boat Club of Boston;
SPORTING AND FIREMEN’S MEDALS.
1G5
2*
2858.
2859.
3
2860.
2861.
2862.
>
2863.
P)
2864.
3
2865.
2866.
2867.
2868.
/ y
2869.
7.
2870.
3
2871.
3
2872.
£
2873.
S
2874.
z
2875.
rev., “ Won at ^he annual single scull Regatta, by Wm.
McDonnell, Sept. 17, 1872;” splendid medal, in gold;
' unique , 21.
Medal Awarded by the Howard associates, as first prize
in the spring Regatta, April 3d, 1873; silver, very fine,
unique , 20.
“ Flora Temple, Queen of the Trotting Turf;” rev., Indian
head; brass, fine, scarce, 19.
Medal of the National Jockey Club, New York; brass,
fine, 16.
“ Member’s medal of the Mobile Jockey Club;” silver
proof, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., witch riding a broom ; silver proof,
18.
Obverse, same; rev., bust of Daniel Webster; tin proof,
18.
Obverse, same; rev., boy on a dolphin; tin proof, 18.
Woman undraped to the waist; rev., rules in whist;
copper, fine, 18.
Bust of Ilerr Alexander, the Lion Tamer ; copper plated,
fine, 19.
Medal of the New York Turnverein; tin, fine, 20.
Medal of the German New York Rifle Club; obv.,
arms; rev., an eagle standing on two muskets crossed,
holding in his beak a target; the whole surrounded by
stars; silver, fine, 24.
Medal of the Fountain City, Wisconsin, Schutzenfest,
1871 ; tin proof, scarce, 19.
Germania standing on a river bank, with sword and
shield; rev., “ Milwaukee^ Friedens Feier voin 27-29,
Mai., 1871;” proof, very fine, 16.
Firemen’s Medal; “ In peace, firemen; in war, soldiers; ”
tin proof, 82.
Bust of David M. Lyle, “Chief engineer,” etc.; tin
proof, 54.
Rainbow Fire Company, Reading, Fa., Centennial An-
niversary Medal ; tin proof, 20.
Fireman’s Medal, 1860; brass, fine, 20.
Medal commemorating the fireman s torch-light proces-
1G6
SPORTING AND FIREMEN’S MEDALS, &C.
2. %A
fA
2870.
2877.
2878.
2879.
2880.
7 2881.
2882.
' 2888,
/y 2384.
2885.
2880.
2887.
// 2888.
/ / 2889.
r 0 2890.
2891.
*7 /.
/ & 2892.
a
2893.
2894.
sion, in honor of the Prince of Wales, New York,
I860; brass proof, 19.
MISCELLANEOUS AMERICAN MEDALS, &c.
Laborer’s Union, Buffalo, N. Y. ; copper, fine, 20.
Copy of Jewish Shekel; tin, fine, 22.
New York Museum medal; tin, fine, 24.
Tom Thumb medal; tin, fine, 24.
Head of Liberty; rev., “ California counter;” copper,
good, 22.
Obverse, a sailor; rev., a ship; “ Free trade and Sailor’s
rights; ” tin, fine, 22.
The Constitution and Guerriere, 1812; silver proof,
scarce, 20.
Penn’s Treaty, 1862; silver, proof scarce, 20.
Obverse, Penn’s Treaty; rev., Constitution and Guer-
riere. 1 have never seen a duplicate of this piece,
proof, 20.
Bust of John Allan facing right, rev., “ The Antiquary,”
1859; silver proof, rare, 20.
Carpenter’s Hall, Pliila.; rev., “ First Continental Con-
gress;” a snake cut in pieces; “Unite or die; “silver
proof, scarce, 20.
Libertas Ameircana; rev., J. A. Bolen, 1867; copper
proof, 16.
Eagle standing; rev., “ Springfield Antiquarians; ” cop-
per proof, 18.
Bust of Ileister Clymcr; rev., “All powerful when
united;” tin proof, 20.
Head of Daniel Webster; different reverses; 3 varieties;
tin proof, 18.
Bust of Forrest; rev., “ Mobile Jockey club;” tin fine, 18.
Witch with crutch and broom; “ Dedicated to coin and
medal collectors;” silver proof, scarce, 18.
Head of Liberty; rev., eagle; 3 pieces; tin proof, 10,
12, 15.
“ Keep your temper;” rev., rose and snake ;“ Wisdom and
pleasure;” silver plated, 14.
MISCELLANEOUS AMERICAN MEDALS, &C.
167
° 2895.
289(5.
/6 <
289
i .
2898.
f/ 2899.
2 2900.
• 2901.
y
' 2902.
^ 2903.
" 2904.
'V
2905.
^ 290(5.
^ 2907.
6
2908.
» 2909.
^ 2910.
291 1.
29 1 2.
' y 2913.
' ^ 2914.
Gen. Tom Thumb, 15 lbs. weight; brass, fine, 14.
Four card counters, all different and fine, brass, 14.
“ Wealth of the South;” “ No submission to the North,”
etc.; (5 pieces, all very fine, copper, 14.
Boy and dog; “ Our next President;” tin, fine, 20.
A sow feeding; rev., a sow hanging; “ Never keep a
paper dollar in your pocket till to-morrow; ” splendid
proof, in copper, very rare, 22.
Sage’s Historical Tokens, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, t5, 7, 8, 9, 10,
1 l, 2 var., 12, 13, 14, fourteen pieces, all fine, several
proofs, copper, 19.
Sage’s Historical Token No. 1; rev., a British /bison'
copper proof, scarce, 19.
Sage’s Odds and Ends ; Nos. 1, 2, 2 var., 3; copper, all
fine, 19.
Sage’s Numismatic Gallery; busts of Bushnell, Bogart,
Colburn, Lewis, Jaudon, Chesley, 2 var., liust and
Dodge; 9 pieces, nearly all proofs, copper, 19.
Sage’s medal of Paul Morphy; copper proof, 19.
Marriage medal of Daniel L. Warner and Betsey Wilder;
medal commemorating the half century of marriage,
and the Centennial of National Independence; copper
proof, 21.
Two hearts united, 1780; rev., S. A. iE. II. O. A.; an-
cient marriage medal; silver, oval, 24Xl*r>.
Anniversary of the Jersey city Sunday schools; blue
celluloid; very fine, 17.
Same; red celluloid; very fine, 17.
Medalet of Jackson; bust facing right; “ Old Hickory,”
etc., copper and tin, fine, 2 pieces, 21.
Robinson’s Fulton Medal, tin proof, 4 pieces, 22.
Head of William Ellery Channing, D.D. ; rev., plain;
silver proof, only 25 struck, 28.
Bust of Koscius/ko facing right ; from the Series
Numismatica; bronze, fine, 20.
Bust to right; Simmebujen Nokami, chief of Japanese
Embassy, Washington, 1). C., V. S. A., 1800; counter
sunk letters; copper, very fine and rare, 21.
Bust of Kossuth at three quarters face; rev., shield ;*
168
MISCELLANEOUS AMERICAN MEDALS, &C.
2915.
^ 2910.
2917
2918.
2919.
2920.
2921.
/ 2922.
2923.
a
2924.
2925.
0
2926.
292^
3^ <
2928.
2929.
/<?
2930.
2931.
2932.
& 2933.
2934.
Y 2935.
“Kossuth is free, Hungary his hope; ” tin proof, but
slightly scratched, 32.
Bust facing right ; “ Louis Kossuth, the Washington of
Hungary;” brass, fine, 18. .
Obverse, same, rev., “ Now in the name of eternal
truth;” silver plated, fine, 18.
Bust of Kossuth to right, “ Nothing is impossible,”
etc. ; brass, fine, 18.
Bust to left ; same inscription ; brass, fine, 1 8.
Head facing left; Jenny Lind; rev., “ First Concert in
America;” tin, fine, 19.
Same, in putty, 19.
Bust of «Tenny Lind facing; rev., harp and singing
bird ; “Born, 1821 ;” tin proof, 17.
Head of Jenny land to left; rev., a swan ; copper, fine,
13.
Medal of the Great Eastern ; bust of Brunei ; tin, very
fine, 28.
“ The Great Eastern Steamship, length 692 ft.,” etc., tin,
fine, 26.
Medal purchased on board of the Great Eastern; copper
proof, 20.
Great Eastern, 1859; rev., length, breadth, etc.; tin,
very fine, 1 9.
The steamer, Great Eastern arrived in New York, etc.;
brass, fine, 20.
View of the Chinese Junk, “Keying;” rev., “The first
Chinese vessel ever brought to Europe,” etc., tin, very
fine, scarce, 28.
Another Chinese Junk, “Keying,” medal; tin, fine, 17.
Medal of the Great Air Ship, “City of New York;”
copper, fine, 22.
John Bull and Brother Jonathan ; rev., “ Atlantic cable,”
etc.; copper proof, 18.
Obverse, same ; rev., “United we stand;” gilt, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., boy and dog; bronze, fine, 18.
“ Atlantic telegraph laid,” etc. ; rev., “ United we stand,”
etc. ; tin, fine, 18.
The large Kane Medal ; obv., arms of New York; rev.,
discovery of the open polar sea. This appears to be a
MISCELLANEOUS AMERICAN MEDALS, &C.
169
/V
2936.
2938.
‘ * 2939.
Jj 2940.
00 294 1.
• 2 • ) 4 2 .
^ 2943.
w0 2944.
b * 2945.
/') 2946.
V' 2947.
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J 2948.
struck medal, but it is said that no medals were struck
from the dies, that all are casts ; very fine and rare, 50.
Busts of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Florence facing left;
rev., “Park Theatre, Dec. 13, 1875, 109th night of
the Mighty Dollar;” silver proof, very rare, 27.
A United States ten dollar piece with blue ribbon and
gold clasp, inscribed “William II. Daly;” Coin in-
scribed, “ Presented by attachees of Niblo’s Garden,
1870;” gold, unique.
Head of Forrest facing right; different reverses; 3 pieces,
all fine, tin, 18.
Bust of Peter Stuyvesant facing right, rev., bust of his
wife facing left; tin, fine and very rare, oval, 25.
Medal of the Monnier Metallurgical Company of Colo-
rado; struck from the first copper produced in Colo-
rado, 186(5; bronze proof, rare, 40.
Medal struck from first product, by mill process, in
the Pah-Ranagat Mining District, Nevada, Jan., 1867;
silver, fine and rare, 20.
MEDALS OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
Fine medal commemorating the Act changing the name
of the New York Free Academy, to, The College of the
city of New York; bronze proof, 38.
The Andrews medal, of the Salem High School; fine
proof, on very thick planchet,'tin 24.
The Bullock medal, of the Worcester High School; silver
proof, 26.
The Peabody medal; “Education a debt due from the
present, to future generations;” bronze proof, 28.
Medal of the Society of Alumni of Duinmer Academy;
obv., bust in ancient wig; rev., wreath and inscription;
tin, very fine and rare, 28.
Another medal of Duinmer Academy; view of the old
building; still finer than the last, and equally rare,
tin, 23.
The Norwich Free Academy, the Newton Perkins
medal; fine head of Minerva, copper proof, 33.
22
170
2949.
MEDALS OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
2950.
/f7 2951.
2952.
3# 2953.
iy 2954.
Zy 2955.
/J v 2950.
3# 0957.
2958.
/ 2959.
/ ^ 2960.
/ 2961.
2962.
/ y 2903.
W 2904.
2965.
Medal of the Free Academy of the citv of New York;
obverse, an elegant representation of the building;
bronze proof, 32.
Medal of St. John’s College, New York; bronze proof,
28.
Medal of the college of St. Francis Xavier, New ^ ork;
gilt, very fine, 21.
Small medal of the New York Free Academy; bronze
proof, 22.
Medal of the Board of Directors, 1st section, 1st school
district, Pennsylvania; splendid bronze proof, 28.
Medal of the Pennsylvania Female College at Harris-
burgh, bronze proof, 26.
Medal of the Alumni of the Seminary of St. Michael,
Pittsburgh, Penn., copper, plated, fine and scarce, 24.
The Martin Hawley, Hamilton College Medal, for pro-
ficiency in classical studies; bronze, very fine and
scarce, 26.
Medal of the Alumni Association of Haverford College;
view of the old building; bronze proof, 26.
Macon College, Virginia, medal; obv., bust of Bishop
Soule; rev., view of the college; tin proof, 21.
An elegant engraved medal; obv., “Baltimore College,
July 15, 1840;” rev., “To Samuel J. Evans, a premium
for excellence in Declamation ;” silver, very fine, i/niyue,
33.
Medal of the College of the city of New York; The
Kelly prize; silver proof, 22.
Medal of the Hungerford Collegiate Institute; silver
proof, 22.
Obverse, head of Minerva; “ Scientia est Potentia ; ” rev.,
wreath; silver proof, 24.
Medal of the College Saneta1 Clarae, in California;
silver, fine, rare, 24.
Medal of the Kentucky Military Institute; silver proof,
20.
The Foster medal of the. Chicago Schools; bronze, fine,
22.
Medal of the public schools of Milwaukee; reward of
merit of the German Department; tin proof, 20.
? 2966.
MEDALS OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS, &C.
171
^ ■ 2007.
2-5" 2068.
21 2969.
2-^ 2670.
? 2 971.
Z-5'2972.
277:;.
297 I.
3^2975.
/ 1y 2976.
2, 7 2977.
£0 2978.
&0 2979.
2980.
Medal of the Phllotechnic Institute, Camden, New
Jersey; silver, line and scarce, 16.
Medal of the Mechanic’s Society School, by C. C.
Wright; Mathematical medal; bronze, tine, 17.
Another medal of the same Society, by the same artist,
but smaller size; bronze, fine, 16.
Medal of the Jesuit College of Havana; bronze proof,
26.
Medal of the Suftield School, .Jamaica, “Baptist Mission
.1 ubilee; ” tin, fine, 17.
0
COLLEGE SOCIETY, AND SCHOOL MEDALS.
Medal of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Society of Harvard
College; splendid silver proof, unengraved, 24.
Medal of the Harvard Natural History Society; obv.,
an eye; rev., horn of plenty, engraved, “ Edward K.
Clark, 1837;” fine impression in silver, oval in form,
31X24.
Medal of the Harvard Hasty Pudding Club, 1795; en-
graved “ II. I>. Parker;” octagon, silver, very fine, 24.
The original dies of the Hasty Pudding Club Medal,
with collar; cracked, but still in working order. These
dies are ancient, and should be in possession of the
society, or of some member.
Medal of the Delta Psi Fraternity, 1860; rev., skull,
key, and dagger; nickel, fine, 17.
Medal of the Harvard Glee Club, 1858; silver proof,
scarce, 26.
Medal awarded to II. B. Clark, of the Harvard Sopho-
more Class Crew, June 5th, 1865, at the Harvard
Regatta; silver, unique , 24.
Silver ring with elegantly engraved “ K ” suspended in
the centre, “ Ars Celare Artem, 1850.” Harvard Secret
Society medal, splendid, 27.
A sun shaped medal, St. George and the Dragon. “ Cas-
sis Tutissima Virtus,” rev., “ K. S. T., 1800; ” another
Harvard Society medal, silver, very fine, 33.
COLLEGE SOCIETY, AND SCHOOL MEDALS.
172
2981.
y 5' 2982.
O* 2983.
2984.
O' 2985.
/ 5'0 2986.
U ’ 2987.
y'r 2988.
/ 298;).
c3 2990.
3 2991.
2992.
' 2993.
0
2994.
1) 2995.
7) 2990.
■ 2997.
•V 2998.
$ 2999.
> 3000.
A beautiful figure of Fame, standing with expanded
wings; one foot lightly touching a section of the globe,
“ Suaviter in Modo Fortiter in lie; ” rev., “ Education
and florals;” “Manners make the Man.” A shell,
splendid gold proof, and very rare, 21.
.Medal of the Boylston School, Boston; awarded to P.
.1. Casey, 1847; silver, unique, has 4 silver rings, 20.
Boston city medal, for females; awarded to Mary A.
Lovejoy, 1844; silver, very fine and rare, hexagon, 22.
Boston town medal; awarded to Thebe W. Mallen, in
1821, the year that this medal was first “instituted;”
hexagon, silver, with ring, fine and very rare, 23.
Boston city medal, 1821; bronze proof, 22.
Medal presented by the Cheverus Associates to Charles
F. Sullivan, as a testimonial of their confidence and
esteem, April 18, 1870; silver, unique, 24.
Oval medal inscribed, “ Merit, 1789; ” rev., “S. E. W. ; ”
silver, oval, 34x21.
The Pruyn medal of Hamilton College; obv., bust,
bronze, very fine, 26.
Galway school medal; obv., head of Minerva; rev.,
shield, on an anchor; silver, fine and rare, 28.
Head of Apollo, “Music;” rev., wreath, “Reward of
superior merit; ” tin proof, 28.
Shelf with books; “Grammar;” rev., like last; tin,
fine, 28.
Shelf, pens, ink, etc.; “For writing;” rev., like the
last; tin proof, 28.
Book, wreath, etc., “For arithmetic;” rev., same as
last; tin, fine, 28.
Globe, maps, etc.; “Geography;” rev., wreath, “Re-
ward of Merit;” tin proof, 28.
Classic head, “Drawing;” rev., like last; tin, fine, 28.
Minerva seated; rev., “Awarded to;” tin, fine, 22.
Child at prayer; rev., “ Reward of Merit; ” tin, fine, 22.
Father and child; rev., like last; tin proof, 22.
Gii l kneeling; rev., “ Reward of Merit; ” tin, fine, 22.
Bust of little girl; rev., “Presented by her teacher,” tin
proof, 20.
COLLEGE SOCIETY, A.VD SCHOOL MEDALS, &C. 173
»/ 3001. The good girl; rev., “A reward for good conduct;”
tin, fine, 18.
& 3002. Woman seated in a library, writing; rev., “ Reward of
superior merit;” bronze, very fine, 28.
NUMISMATIC SOCIETY MEDALS.
^ 3003.
} 3004.
3005.
/ 3000.
Member’s medal, of the American Numismatic and
Arelneologieal Society; silver proof, 20.
Medal of the New Haven Numismatic Society; founded
Nov. 25, 1802; rev., eight colonials and a W ashington
cent; dies by C. W. Betts; tin, fine and scarce, 28.
Medal of the Boston Numismatic Society and of the
N. E. Historic Genealogical Society, Boston; silver
proof, 20.
A set of 12 pieces, struck by the Rhode Island Numis-
matic Society; obv., arms of 11. I.; reverses, patriotic,
sporting, etc. A pretty and interesting series; copper,
fine, and very rare.
TEMPERANCE MEDALS.
As usual, these medals are nearly all pierced for a ribbon or ring.
/ 0 3007.
/ 0 3008.
L) 3000.
/ 0 3010.
6 3011.
Medal by Halliday; a shield, with a man and woman
as supporters; above, a lamb with a cross; rev., “In-
stituted, A. 1)., 1833; tin, very fine, 29.
Medal similar in design to the last; by Ottley; tin
proof, rare, 34.
Obverse, a shield with man and woman at right and
left; angels descending with crowns; a proof impres-
sion in silver, of a very rare medal by Stimpson. I
have never met with another in this metal.
Medal of the New York Catholic Temperance Associa-
tion, founded by the Very Rev. Felix Varela, Feb. 9,
1840; tin, fine, 27.
The House of Temperance; man and woman seated at a
table, in a library; rev., “Temperance is the fountain
of health;” a fine medal by Halliday; tin, very fine,
28.
174
TEMPERANCE MEDALS.
' ’-5 3012.
- '3013.
?/> 3014.
3015.
/ ^ 3016.
' U 3017.
/ 0 3018.
V 3019.
/ y 3020.
3021.
3022.
3023.
^ 3024.
/ 3025.
/ 3026.
/ /O 3027.
3028.
/ 3029.
/0 3030.
/d 3031.
J0 3032.
Obverse, same; rev., “Temperance is the parent of
sobriety, modesty,” etc., tin, very fine, 28.
Obverse, same; rev., Universal Temperance Pledge;
tin, very fine, 28.
Within a large star, “Epiphany Temperance Guild, or-
ganized March 4, 1877;” trial proof, tin, 36.
Medal of the Albany Total Abstinence Association;
dies by True; tin very line, 29.
Medal of the Catholic Total Abstinence Society, by
Bale & Smith; tin, very fine, 27.
Obverse, preaching in the wilderness; rev., Teetotal
Declaration; tin, very fine, 29.
Medal of the American Temperance Mission, commenced
1849; tin, 27.
Medal of Honor, of the Union Reform Association; tin
proof, 20.
Another medal of the same society, tin, fine, 20.
Herkimer and Montgomery Temperance Society; rev.,
pledge; a rare medal by True; tin, fine, 23.
The Old Oaken Bucket; rev., pledge; tin, fine, 22.
Bust of Father Mathew; rev., cross; tin, scarce, 21.
Sons of Temperance medal; celebration, June, 1847;
tin, fine, 24.
A fountain; rev., The Sea Serpent emerging from a
bottle; tin proof, 20.
Medal of The Temperance Association, 3d Reg., Irish
Brigade, N. Y. V. ; silver proof, rare, 22.
Bust of Father Mathew at three quarters face; rev.,
pledge; fine medal by Key, silver proof, 21.
Shield inscribed, “1 H. S. ;” rev. pledge; dies by A.
C. Morin ; tin, fine, 28.
Father Mathew administering the pledge; medal of
the Total Abstinence Society of Ireland; tin, fine and
scarce, 28.
Man drinking at a well; rev., “The bearer of this
medal,” etc.; tin, fine, 23.
Same design, but by a different artist; tin, fine, 23.
Obverse, same design; rev., temperance declaration ;
tin, fine, 23.
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3033.
/J
3034.
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3035.
4
3036.
4
3037.
3038.
3039.
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3040.
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3041.
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3042.
16
3043.
4
3044.
3045.
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3047.
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7 If 8049.
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Drunkard with bottle; child weeping over him; rev.,
temperance pledge; tin, 24.
Father Mathew administering the pledge; rev., pledge;
tin, fine, 23.
Bust of Father Burke facing left; rev., pledge; silver
proof, scarce, 21. .
Medal of the American Juvenile Temperance Society;
bronze, fine, 21.
Medal of the same society; different design; bronze,
fine, 21.
New Jersey Temperance medal; tin, fine, scarce, 21.
The Old Oaken Bucket; rev., declaration; bronze, fine,
21.
Father and child; rev., temperance pledge; tin, fine, 24.
Shield with supporters; “Be thou faithful unto death;”
tin, fine, 20.
Christ and the woman of Samaria; medal of the Catholic
Temperance Society, 1841; tin, very fine, 28.
Medal of the Cork Roman Catholic Total Abstinence
Society; tin, line and rare, 28.
State of New York; “No Repeal;” brass, line, 18.
Shield inscribed, “ 1. II. S. ;” medal of the American
Total Abstinence Society; tin, fine, 27.
Medal of the Metropolitan Total Abstinence Society;
obv., an angel standing with his foot on the Demon of
Intemperance; tin, good and rare, 27.
A shield, surrounded by an oak wreath; rev., temperance
declaration; tin, very tine, 22.
The Old Oaken Bucket, 2 pieces; different reverses;
brass, very fine, 10.
Shield and Supporters; rev., Samuel Robert’s Tempe-
rance Hotel; brass, very line and rare, 18.
Boy standing, “ I will never use Tobacco,” etc.; copper,
fine, 15.
Obverse, a harp crowned, with wreath and other de-
vices; rev., “ Presented to John Leahy, by the members
of the Mathcwite Sons, as a token of their respect and
esteem, Jan. 20th, 1854;” an immense silver medal,
in perfect condition, unique, 45.
176
TEMPERANCE MEDALS, &C.
^ 3052.
* 3053.
3054.
Medal of the Independent Order of Rechabites; tin, 24.
The United Order of Female Rechabites, established in
the Isle of Man, 1836; tin, tine, rare, 28.
Meriden Cold Water Army; token of membership;
copper, 24.
CATALOGUES, Ac.
The abbreviation p. is for priced, n. for named. All the catalogues de-
scribed are in very tine condition, unless otherwise stated.
3t
3 05 5 .
1855.
Daniel E. Groux, best collection of medals, coins, etc.,
in the United States.
•' U 3056.
1856.
Daniel E. Groux, Prospectus of Numismatical History.
Illustrated.
-■> 3058.
3059.
3060.
300 L
•' ’ 3062.
o A
3063.
J
3064.
34
3065.
zr
3066.
3067.
30
3068.
8069.
3070.
3071.
' 1858.
C. B. Norton’s Col., N. Y., Oct. 26, p., very rare with
prices.
1859.
Henry Bogert’s Col., N. Y., Feb. 28, March 5.
W. C. Bramhall’s Col., May 4 & 5, p. and n., cover and
title page torn.
J. D. Foskett’s Col., N. Y., June 7.
J. N. T. Levick’s Col.. Phil.. Dec. 19, 20.
1860.
Addenda to Groh’s sale, Feb. 29, scarce.
Ezra Hill’s Col., April 25, 26.
Stevenson’s Addenda to Gallagher’s sale, May 25.
John K. Wiggin’s Col., Boston, May 30, p., scarce.
Edward Cogan’s Col., Phila., June 18.
II. G. Dwenger’s Col., N. Y., Sept. 14.
Charles II. Morse’s Col., N. Y., Oct. 17, 18. Contains
a long article on the Washington medals, by Dr.
Shurtleff.
Edward Cogan’s Col., Phila., Oct. 18, 19, p.
Leonard A Co., Boston, Oct. 23, 24, scarce.
John lv. Curtis’s Col., N. Y., Dec. 13, 14.
CATALOGUES, &C.
177
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3072.
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3073.
IS
3074.
IS
3075.
3076.
IS
3077.
Is
3078.
)s
3079.
is
3080.
is
3081.
3082.
3083.
M
3084.
is
3085.
IS
3086.
'■tr
3087.
?s
3088.
it
3089.
\s
3090.
3091.
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3092.
-
3093.
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3094.
3095.
3096.
<-#
3097.
3098.
William L. Bramhall’s Col., N. Y., Mar. 26, 27. Cut for
binding.
^ •
Prime & Haynes’s Col., N. Y., Nov. 21, 22.
1861.
Leonard & Co., Boston, Jan. 8, scarce.
Leonard & Co., Boston, Jan. 0, very scarce.
W. E. Lamb’s Col., Boston, Feb. 5, p., very rare.
Alt’. S. Robinson’s Col., Boston, Apr. 16.
Daniel E. Groux’s Col., Phil., July, 29.
1862.
P. Fleury’s Col., N. Y., Feb. 10, 11, p., rare.
.J. K. Wiggin’s Col., Phil., Mar. 25, 26.
Satterlee & Mason’s Col., N. Y., May 8, 9.
A. S. Robinson’s Col., Boston, May 14, p., scarce.
Satterlee tfe Mason, N. Y., Aug. 7.
Rev. J. M. Finotti, N. Y., Nov. 11, p. This catalogue
is now entirely out of print.
A. II. Satterlee’s Col., N. Y., Dec. 16.
1863.
Blake’s Turkish Col., N. Y., Feb. 4, scarce.
Alfred S. Hunter’s Col., Washington, Mar. 9.
W. E. Woodward’s 2d semi-annual, N. Y., Apr. 28,
May 1, printed prices.
Henry A. Muhlenberg’s Col/, with addenda, N. Y.,
June 9.
John M. Jewell’s Col., N. Y., June 18.
Rev. James Eddy’s Col., Boston, June 24.
Lorenzo II. Abbey’s Col., N. Y., Sept. 8, rare.
Brown & Jackson’s Col., X. Y., Oct. 7, p., scarce.
W. E. Woodward’s 3d semi-annual, N. Y., Oct. 20-24,
printed prices.
Jeremiah Colburn’s Col., N. Y., Oct. 20, 21, printed
prices, uncut.
W. E. Woodward’s addenda, N. Y., Oct. 24, p. and n.,
scarce.
Henry Cook’s Col., Boston, Nov. 24, p. and n., rare.
Wright & Edward’s Col., N. Y., Dec. 28.
23
178
CATALOGUES, &C.
7 3099.
3100.
3101.
- 3102.
3103.
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3104.
3105.
3106.
3108.
' 3109.
3110.
■ V 3111.
3H2.
3113.
3114.
3115.
Z:
3110.
; 3117.
^ 3118.
' //y ^3 1 1 9.
3120.
yy 3121.
2-5' 3122.
A. S. Robinson’s Col., N. Y., May 1.
1864.
Rev. Mr. Eddy’s Col., Boston, Jan. 5.
Thomas Riley’s Col., N. Y., Jan. 13, scarce.
J. E. Cooley, X. Y., Jan. 20, scarce.
Thomas & Sons, Phil., March 17, Broadside, very rare.
W. E. Woodward’s 2d Providence sale, uncut, rare.
W. E. Woodward’s 4th semi-annual sale. The McCoy
collection, May 17-21, heavy tinted paper, uncut.
C. W. Betts’s Col., X. Y., May 21. This catalogue
describes the Novum Belgium Piece of 1623, and the
Immunis Columbia of 1786, with shield reverse.
These two pieces have given rise to much controversy
within the past year.
J. W. Jacobs’ Col., Boston, July 13, scarce.
Henry Cook’s Col., Boston, Oct. 5.
W. E. Woodward’s 5th semi-annual, X. Y., Oct. 18-22,
uncut, p. and n., rare.
The same, unpriced.
Henry Cook’s Col., Boston, Nov. 16, scarce.
1865.
James R. Chilton’s Col., N. Y., March 13.
Addenda to the last, X. Y., March 13.
Francis S. Edwards’s Col., N. Y., Mar. 17.
Edward Cogan’s Col., N. Y., June 29.
Francis S. Edwards’s Col., N. V., Oct. 16-20. Heavy
paper.
Haines &> Griscom’s Col., XT. Y., Nov. 13. Tinted paper.
W. E. Woodward’s 6th semi-annual, Mar., 20-25, p.,
uncut. This catalogue, like the first is now out of
print.
W. E. Woodward’s 7th semi-annual, Dec. 19-23, uncut,
scarce.
A. S. Robinson’s Col., N. Y., Oct. 22.
Seth II. Chadboum’s Col., Providence, June 29, rare.
1866.
Dr. T. Larkin Turner’s Col., Boston, Feb. 14-15.
CATALOGUES, &C.
179
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3124.
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3125.
3126.
3127.
3 ^ 3 1 28.
£.5
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3129.
* 3130.
**'^3131.
3132.
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C'0 3137.
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> 3139.
V 3140.
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3142.
tS"
3143.
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3144.
Robert B. Chambers’s Col., X. Y., Feb. 27, Mar. 1, p.,
scarce.
W. E. Woodwards’s 8th semi-annual sale, Francis S.
Hoffman’s Col., N. Y., Apr. 24-27, p., uncut, scarce.
Henry M. Brooks’s Col., Boston, May 23-24.
Rev. James Eddy’s Col., Boston, May 24.
J. Rosenthal’s Col., X. Y., Oct. 18, very scarce.
J. M. R. Story’s Col., Boston, Oct. 19, tinted paper,
uncut, rare.
Jencks & Paine’s Col., X. Y., Dec. 10-12, p., scarce.
Henry M. Brooks’s Col., Boston, Dec. 18, scarce.
1867.
Walter Deakin’s Col., Chicago, Jan. 16, very rare.
Bangs, Merwin & Co., X. Y., Mar. 18.
W. E. Woodward’s 9th semi-annual, X. Y., Aj*r. 18—20,
p., scarce.
W. E. Woodward’s additional catalogue, X. Y., Apr.
19. 68 pieces described in this collection, many of
which appeared for the lirst time in this country.
Leonard tfc Co., Boston, June 5, very scarce.
L. Brechemin’s Col., Phil., June 5—7.
W. E. Woodward’s 10th semi-annual, Joseph J. Mick-
leyr’s Col., X. Y., Oct. 28-Xov. 2, heavy tinted paper,
uncut, p. To make the series of catalogues of my semi-
annual sales complete, I take this from my private
collection. I have had numerous orders for this cata-
logue, but have, for several years past, been unable to
obtain a single copy.
Alfred S. Robinson’s Col., Xr. Y., Oct. 22, very scarce.
1868.
Leonard Co., Boston, May 13, scarce.
1869.
M. L. Mackenzie’s Col., N. Y., June 23, 24, 5 photo-
graph i c i 1 1 list rati on s.
Edward P. Thorn’s Col., Phil., Sept. 6-8.
Alfred B. Taylor’s Col., X. Y., Sept. 27, 28.
Charles S. Fellows’ Col., Boston, Xov. 17.
G. W. Jacob’s Col., N. Y., Nov. 25.
180
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3162.
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3165.
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3167.
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3168.
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CATALOGUES, &C.
1871.
Mr. Elliot’s Col., N. Y., Sept. 5, 6.
Edward Cogan’s Col., N. Y., Nov. 13.
Dr. Charles Clay’s ('ol., N. Y., Dec. 5-7, heavy tinted
paper, uncut, 2 photographic plates.
1872.
Edward S. Brinley’s Col., NT. Y., Jan. 5.
T. Birch & Son, Phil., April 8.
Benjamin Haines’ Col., N. Y., Apr. 11.
E. J. Cleveland’s Col., N. Y., May 7, 8, tinted paper,
uncut.
('. X. Bodey’s Col., Phil., Oct. 29, 30.
Edward Cogan’s Col., X. Y., Nov. 11.
1873.
T. P. Kossiter’s Col., N. Y., Feb. 5-8.
rI\ Birch & Son, Phil., Feb. 11, uncut.
S. W. Chubbuck’s Col., Phil., Feb. 25-28, tinted paper,
uncut.
John W. Kline’s C’oh, Phil., Mar. 12.
E. McK. Holley’s Coh, N. Y., May 15-17. Illustrated
with a photographic plate of engraved gems.
Edward Cogan’s Coh, June 9-11.
J. Macallister’s Coh, N. Y., Sept. 24-27. Photographic
illustrations, heavy paper, uncut.
F. IT. Schultze’s ('oh, N. Y., Oct. 13, 14.
C. A. Leveridge’s Coh, N. Y, Nov. 6, 7.
Edward Cogan’s Coh, N. Y., Nov. 20, 21.
1874.
(’. A. Leveridge’s Coh, N. Y., Feb. 11, 12, tinted paper.
J. W. Haseltine’s Coh, Phila., Jan. 13-15.
John Campbell’s C’oh, Phila., Feb. 17-18.
W. E. Woodward’s 18th sale N. Y., Feb. 23-26, p.
E. McK. Holley’s Coh, N. Y., Mar. 18-21.
Daniel E. Groux’s ('oh, X. Y., April 7-9, heavy tinted
paper, illustrated.
Benjamin Haines’ Coh, X. Y., June 9.
E. McK. Holley’s Coh, X. Y., June 18-23.
CATALOGUES, kC.
181
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3175.
3176.
& 3177.
'-'f 3178.
3 179.
3180.
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/ ^ 3182.
?S 3 183.
3184.
SO
3185.
3 1 86.
Edward Middleton’s Col., with addenda, N. Y ., Oct.
6-9.
Charles D. Lathrop’s Col., N. Y., Dec. 21, tinted paper,
uncut, extra edition.
Edward Cogan’s Col., N. Y\, Dec. 16, 17, tinted paper,
uncut.
1875.
Henry Ahlhorn’s Col., N. Y., Jan. 25-28.
Joseph E. Gay’s Col., N. Y., April 28, May 1, tinted
paper, uncut.
George Sten/.’s Col., N. Y., May 17-23.
Leavitt & Co., Col., of Bric-a-brac, N. Y., June 21-23.
T. Birch & Son, Phil., July 12.
J. W. Haseltine’s Col., Phil., Dec. 6-9.
Hall A Maxwell’s Col., N. Y., Dec. 17 -23, with ad-
denda bound in ; extra tinted paper.
NUMISMATIC BOOKS, Ac,
A description of the medals of Washington, of national
and miscellaneous medals, etc., by James Ross Snow-
den, royal Svo, illustrated, cloth, Philadelphia, 1861.
Out of print.
The American Numismatic Manual, by M. W. Dickeson,
M.D., 4to, cloth. Illustrated with 19 plates. This is
the first edition, with the extra plate and leaves, fur-
nished by the author, for the second edition. Phila-
delphia, 1859. Out of print and very scarce.
The Decimal System in numbers, coins and accounts, by
Sir John Bowring, LL.D., 120 engravings of coins.
8vo, cloth, London, 1854.
Coins, medals and seals, ancient and modern, by William
('. Prime. 8vo, cloth, numerous illustrations, New
York, 1861.
A view of the silver coin and coinage of (Treat Britain,
from the year 1662 to 1837, by George Marshall, 8vo,
half morocco, interleaved, London, 1838.
De Imperatorum Constantinopolitanorum sen Jnferioris
aevi vel Imperii uti vocant Numisinatibus Dissertatio
182
NUMISMATIC BOOKS, &C.
/ 3188.
/ /°o 3189.
3190.
/ '-L 3191.
/? 3192.
£' 3193.
6lr 3194.
oT 3195.
/S 3196.
SO 3197.
//-0 3198.
'/0 3 i 99.
3200.
('* 3201.
fx
^ > 3202.
0^ 3203.
*
^ 3204.
2-j 3205.
Caroli Du Fresne D. Du Cange, folio, vellum, numer-
ous copperplates of medals, etc., Rome, 1755.
Persian Anthology in Persian and Latin; folio, vellum,
Yiennae. 1778.
The Holy Bible. Luther’s translation in German; thick
folio, half calf, with numerous quaint illustrations, 1712.
American Bank Note Safe Guard, by Edward M. Hodges,
with fac-simile descriptions of 10,000 bank notes, folio,
cloth, N. Y., 1864.
Dorsetshire Numismatics. The Ancient Mints, etc., by
Edward Hawkins, 8vo, paper, uncut.
N umismatic History of England from 1 006 to the present
time, by Frederick J. Jeffery, 8vo, illustrated, privately
printed, Liverpool, 1867.
List, of members of the Numismatic Society of London,
London, 1869.
Memoir of the Roettiers by J. IL Burn, 8vo, only 25
printed, 1840.
The Royal Bust, on Early Coins, by A. Pownall, 8vo,
London, 1869.
New Type of the First Ethestan, by A. Pownall, 8vo.
Find of Fifteenth Century Groats, by A. Pownall, 8vo,
uncut.
Account of coins found at Holwell, by A. Pownall, 8vo,
uncut.
On certain silver coins of Henry V., by A. Pownall, 8vo,
uncut.
On the distinctions of the pennies of Henry IV., V., \ L,
by W. H. D. Langstaffe, 8vo, 1866.
An account of the Hoard of Anglo Saxon coins found
at Chancton Farm Sussex, by B. V. Head, 8vo, illus-
trated.
Leaden and Pewter 'Tokens issued in Ireland, by Aquilla
Smith, 8vo, plate and manuscript notes.
Silver Tokens issued in Ireland, by Aquilla Smith, 8vo,
1864.
On the copper coins, commonly called St. Patrick’s, by
Aquilla Smith, 8vo, 1854.
Catalogue of the Museum of Flags, Tokens, and Relics,
exhibited at New York, 1864.
NUMISMATIC BOOKS, &C.
183
’•* 3206.
^ 3207.
v> 3208.
3200.
I S'
3210.
^ 3211.
"f3212.
Catalogue of Janies L. Hill’s coins and medals, Madison,
Wis., 1874.
Charles II. Morse’s Catalogue, coins, medals, etc.
Private sale, 1858, rare.
List, of the Washington Memorial medals, by W. E.
Woodward; large paper, privately printed.
Descriptive Catalogue of the Political and Memorial
medals of Abraham Lincoln, by A. C. Zabriskie.
Lincoln medals, by Henry W. Holland.
The Western Antiquarian, No. 1, Chicago, 1867.
Announcement of the sale of of the Chilton Collection,
'■* 3215.
’J" 3216.
3217.
1865.
3213. Catalogue of the coins of Hadji Agop, Samonian, 1877.
/ 3214. Catalogue of Joseph E. Gay’s Col., extra tinted paper,
25 printed.
Addenda to Bleecker’s sale, Jan. 26, 1864.
Catalogue of American Store cards, etc.
The same work, interleaved and with manuscript ad-
ditions, making a complete catalogue of Mr. S. II.
Chadbourn’s collection comprised in the present sale.
A work of great labor; bourn L
3218. Catalogue of the Fewsmith Cabinet, 4to, 1870.
^ 3219. Priced Catalogue of John K. Wiggin’s Collection,
Mar. 25, 1862, large paper interleaved.
* s 3220. The Early Coins of America, by Sylvester S. Crosby,
> /,/ profusely illustrated. The complete work in numbers
uncut, Boston, 1875.
This work is too generally and too favorably known, to need any com-
mendation in this place.
3221. William II. Dayton’s Catalogue of coins and medals,
3222.
^ 3223.
3224.
3225.
3226.
3*
3227.
1860.
A. 13. Sage & Co., private sale catalogue, June, 1859.
The De Haven Collection, Phil., 1861, fine, rare.
Gointoem Strong’s Col. “Smoked glass will be provided
for those who wish to examine the coins,” very rare.
Alfreds. Robinson’s private sale catalogue, Hartford,
1861, scarce.
Proceedings of the Numismatic and Antiquarian So-
ciety of Phila., very scarce, 1867.
J. J. Mickley’s dates of United States coins.
184
NUMISMATIC BOOKS, &C.
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3229.
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S' 3234.
’ 3235.
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3238.
8289.
/ yy 3240.
3241.
3242.
E. I. Barra, something about coins, scarce.
Charles E. Bennett, private sale catalogue, Cincinnati,
rare.
L. Harris. “Valuable book for collectors of coins and
medals.”
Starkweather’s table of number of cents and half cents
coined, 1795 to 1857, old and very rare.
Charles B. Norton. Literary letter, No. 3, 1859.
II. R. Linderman, mint circular, 1866.
Numismatics. Treats chiefly of the Mickley Collection;
a broadsheet.
Bangs & Merwin’s sale, Slay 1, 1S63, priced; torn, but
rare.
The American Journal of Numismatics and Bulletin of
the American Numismatic and Archaeological Societies.
A complete set, wanting only No. 50 of this valuable
work in 12 vols; all clean and uncut, New York and
Boston, 1866-1878.
L. G. Hubbard’s sale, Mar. 18, 1863, Cincinnati; broad-
side in line condition and extremely rare.
Catalogue of the McCoy Collection, extra tinted paper.
Alfred H. Satterlee. The Presidential series, paper,
uncut. Out of print and rare.
MEDALS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
Medal of the Franklin Institute, of the state of Penn-
sylvania; bust of Franklin to left; rev., “ Reward of skill
and ingenuity,” within a wreath, inscribed “To John
Tremper,” etc.; 1856; silver, tine, 32.
Another medal of the Franklin Institute, of Penn-
sylvania; head facing left; rev., “The Scott premium
to the most deserving;” inscription, “To Philos B.
Tyler,” etc.; Copper, very fine, 34.
Head to right; “Champion of American Liberty,” etc.;
rev., “National Greatness requires industrial inde-
pendence, I860. The metals composing this medal,
copper, zinc and nickel, were manufactured by Joseph
Wharton, of Philadelphia, Pa., from ores mined by
MEDALS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
185
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3245.
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3249.
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him in Pennsylvania; ” a combination of metals ad-
mirable for medals; very fine and scarce, 34.
"Hie second Premium medal of the Franklin Institute
of Pennsylvania; bust to left; rev., “Awarded To,”
etc.; bronze proof, 32.
Bust to left; “ Benj. Franklin, Natus Boston,” etc.;
rev., wreath; “Eripuit coelo fulmen sceptrum que
Tyrannis;” bronze, fine, 29.
Obverse, same; rev., angel standing; same inscription;
bronze proof, scarce, 29.
Bust to left; The Series Numismatica medal; bronze,
fine and scarce, 26.
Busts of Franklin and Montyon facing left; rev.,
French inscription; bronze, scarce, 27.
Medal of the Mechanics’ Literary Association 'of
Rochester; bust facing left; rev., “Awarded to;”
bronze, fine, 27.
The Franklin Masonic medal; bust to left; “Benja-
minus Franklin;” rev., masonic emblems; “ Les Mac.’.
Franc.'. A Franklin M.\ de la — 1 des 9 Soeurs ().’. de
Paris, 5778. 5829;” bronze proof, very rare, 26.
Bust to right; “ Lightning averted, Tyranny repelled;”
rev., beaver gnawing at the foot of a tree; “ 1776;”
bronze, fine, scarce, 26.
Obverse, like the last; rev., an eagle with lightnings,
holding in its beak an olive branch, is hovering above
a section of a globe marked, “ United States; ” above
the eagle, “ 1783;” bronze, fine, scarce, 26.
Bust facing right, on the head the fur cap drawn well
down over the ears; “Benjamin Franklin Ob. XVII,
Aprilis, mdccxc;” rev., a globe, electrical machine,
etc.; “Fulminis Tyrannidisque domitor; ” the finest
and rarest of all the Franklin medals; splendid proof
in silver, 25.
Bust facing left, with the fur cap; another medal of the
Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania; bronze proof, 24.
Bust to left, with flowing wig; “ Ben". Franklin, LL.I). ;”
rev., plain; bronze proof. Having never before mot with
this medal, I think it must be rare; 24.
24
MEDALS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
186
3255.
$ 3250.
6'0
325'
/ $ 3258.
J1'' 3259.
3 3200.
2- ^ 3201.
2d 3202.
3263.
3204.
/ S0 3265.
/ #0 3266.
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3268.
/ ^ 3269.
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/ /; 3271.
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3273.
Bust to left by Mitchell; rev., “Awarded to Walter
Mitchell, I860;” oue of the Boston Franklin school
medals; silver, very line, 22.
A book with pens crossed; above, “The gift of Frank-
lin; ” “ Adjudged by the school committee as a reward
of merit to William H. Simmons;” silver, fine, 22.
Bust to left; “Gift of Franklin;” rev., “Reward of
merit by the school committee to A. F. Sears, 1841;”
silver, fine, 20b
Bust facing left; “Benjamin Franklin;” rev., “Dili-
gence is the mother of Good Luck ; ” bronze, fine, 20.
Bust of Franklin facing left; rev., bust of Washington
facing left; silver proof, 18.
Obverse, like the last; rev., card of R. Lovett, New
York; silver, fine, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., head of Washington; different
from the preceding; copper, fine, 18.
Bust to left; “Instituted Oct. 1, 1817;” reverse in-
cused ; copper, 22.
Bust to left; rev., “Reward of merit;” tin, fine, 18.
Head to left; Brimelow’s card; rev., bust of Washing-
ton; silver, very fine, and very rare, 15.
Head to left; “Good for one glass of soda;” silver
plated, very fine, 15.
Obverse, same; rev., mortar; “ 1863;” silver, very fine
and rare, 15.
Bust to left with cap; rev., card of A. B. Taylor; cop-
per, proof, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., card of Mason & Co.; brass, proof,
12.
Bust to left; rev., card of S. lb Zahm; brass, proof, 12.
Head to right; rev., “Fenny saved is a penny earned;”
copper, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., “Broas Bros; ” copper, 12.
Minute head to left; “Benjamin Franklin;” rev., a
wreath ; “ 1 776;” silver, very fine, one of the rarest and
smallest of American medals, 51.
Medallion of Franklin; head facing left, with fur cap.
On the edge of the shoulder, “Nini F. 1777.”
MEDALS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, &C.
187
Wedgwood. The edge of this medallion is broken,
but fortunately the artistic likeness which it bears is
uninjured. 72.
MEDALS OF
LAFAYETTE.
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3 2 HO.
I lust to right by Cannois; “ Le General,” etc. ; rev., a
wreath and French inscription. This medal com-
memorates the call of General Lafayette to the com-
mand of the National Guards, in 1830; silver, fine
and scarce, 32.
Military bust facing left; to the left, “ 1789,” and to
the right, “ 1830;” rev., “An General Lafayette
l’Arrondissement de Meaux Juillet, 1830;” bronze
proof, very rare, 32.
The Polish Lafayette medal by Oleszczynski ; obv.,
bust; “ Libertati non defuit unquam ; ” rev., a
mourning figure, leaning against a tomb, supporting
with her left hand a shield, and holding in her right,
a chaplet of oak leaves; “ Paolo J. R. Lafajette
Polonia Moerens, obiit 20 Maii, 1834.” I have seen
but one other medal like this ; that was in the Mickley
collection. Splendid large proof ; of great rarity ;
brought in the Mickley sale, §15 ; 32.
Head to left by Gatteaux ; “ 1789, 1830 ;” rev., a
wreath enclosing inscription similar to that on the
last but one described medal; bronze proof, very rare,
32.
Bust of Lafayette to the right; rev., view of the United
States frigate Brandywine ; “ Havre, 5 October, 1825 ; ”
in perfect condition and extremely rare, 32.
Bust to right; “ 1792,” below, within an oak wreath ;
the whole surrounded by an inscription, date of birth
and command of the National Guards ; rev., Lafayette
on horseback, reviewing the National Guards al Paris,
1789 ; a splendid and rare medal by Montagny ;
bronze proof, 33.
Bust to right; “General Lafayette;” rev., wreath;
“ The defender of American and French liberty ; ”
bronze proof, 30.
188
MEDALS OF LAFAYETTE.
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3281.
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cy'A 3283.
3284.
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2- j" 3287.
3288.
to 32
3280.
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3200.
V 3201.
o <«
3202.
3293.
Another medal by the same artist, Cannois ; obverse,
the same ; reverse, the same inscription but from a
different die. The last medal is common, but this is
very rare. Silver, tine, 27.
Bust to light by Bale, copied from the Cannois medal ;
rev., plain; bronze, line, 28.
Bust facing left; dedicated by the artist, Duvivier, to
the National Guards; rev., long inscription in French;
bronze, fine, 26.
A child riding a dolphin; rev., “Lafayette Cadets.”
This medal seems to be cast; the reverse is engraved ;
copper, fine and very rare.
Obverse, bust facing right; “General Lafayette;” rev.,
a wreath; “ Defenseur de la Liberte en Ameri, 1777,
en France, 1780 etl830. Revue du 8 Auot, 1830.” A
former owner of this medal declares it is unique ; it is
without doubt extremely rare; tin, very fine, 26.
Bust to left by Dumarest; rev., “ Collection des Francais
Patriotes; bronze, very fine, 23.
Obverse, same; reverse from a different die; bronze,
fine, 22.
Bust facing right; rev., “ Defender of American and
French Liberty Statue in New York unveiled,” etc. ;
silver proof, 20.
Bust to right ; “ General Lafayette ; ” rev., an eagle
hovering over a section of a globe between two monu-
ments, sun shining above ; “ Companion of Washington
Ariv. Aug., 1824, Dep. Sep., 1825;” splendid, nearly
proof impression in silver of an exceedingly rare
medal, 10.
Bust to right; rev., French inscription regarding La-
fayette’s services in the cause of liberty in the two
worlds; bronze, fine, 21.
Bust to right ; rev., head of Washington ; “ N. Y.
Medal Club Series No. 1 ;” bronze proof, 20.
Bust to left ; rev., a shield bearing a ship and lilies;
“ 1780 ;” octagon, bronze, fine, 20.
Bust to right; “Lafayette the hero of two successful
revolutions;” rev., bust of Louis Philippe; “First
MEDALS OF LAFAYETTE.
189
3 3294.
3 3295.
* 3290.
^ 3297.
3298.
3299.
£ 3300.
5 3301.
/ 3302.
0 3303.
W 3304.
° 3305.
71 3300.
^ 3307.
^ 3308.
0 3309.
y 3310.
V 3311.
king of France by the choice of the people ; ” a rare
medal by Wright and Bale ; copper, very fine, 20.
Military bust facing left; “ 1789, 1830;” rev., “ Garde
Nationale de Dei j on ; ” bronze proof, scarce, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., “ Garde Nationale de Dunkerque; ”
bronze, fine, scarce, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., inscription commemorative of the
banquet given to Lafayette by the 10th Legion, Sept.,
1830; bronze proof, scarce, 18.
Bust facing left by Pingret; rev., inscription relating to
the 10th Legion; bronze, fine, 18.
Small head of Lafayette struck on a United States cent
of 1830; copper 18.
Bust facing right; the Lafayette Masonic medal; bronze,
fine, 20.
Bust to right; rev., “Aux Intrepides Citoyens de Paris,
Barricad,” etc., “ 1830;” tin, fine and very rare, 18.
Obverse, a flag flying, inscribed, “ 1789, 1830;” in-
scription similar to that on the last described medal;
rev., “ Lafayette Veteran de la Liberte 1789, 1830;”
brass, very fine and rare; Mr. Holland says, “believed
nearly unique if not quite; ”18.
Lafayette standing; rev., Walsh’s card, New York,
1835; copper, fine, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., Wilkins’ card, Lowell, Mass., cop-
per, fine, 18.
Obverse, same; Haskins’ card, 1834; copper, fine, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., Richards’ card; copper, fine, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., Clark & Anthony’s card, 1835;
copper, uncirculated, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., Walsh’s card, the other variety;
copper, 18.
Bust to right; rev., eagle and stars; copper, rare, 14.
Head to left; rev., “ D6fenseur de la liberte dans les
Deux mondes;” silver, nearly proof, rare, 14.
Bust to left; “Liberte 1830;” rev., incused; silver,
very fine, probably unique, 10.
Head to right; “General Lafayette 1821;” rev., plain;
silver, very fine, 9.
190
MEDALS OF LAFAYETTE, &C.
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3312.
3313.
J V 3314.
Bust to right; “ General Lafayette ; rev., plain; silver,
very line and rare, 8.
Bust to right; “Lafayette Gal. EnChef rev., “Garde
Nationale; ” bronze proof, very rare, 7.
Bust facing right, in gold attached to a silver plate ; rev.,
another bust of Lafayette facing right; silver, line,
probably unique, 11X8.
MEDALS OF DANIEL WEBSTER.
' 3315.
8816.
3317.
3318.
3310.
<2-^ 3320.
£<? 3321.
Bust facing right ; rev., column supporting a globe ;
known as the large Webster medal ; bronze, very line,
48.
Bust to right; “ Daniel Webster; ” rev., “ Defender of
the Constitution;” tin, or some similar metal, fine.
I have never before met with this medal. 26.
Merriam’s medal; obv., bust; rev., “I still live;” tin,
fine, 20.
Obverse, same; rev., Merriam’s card ; brass, proof, 20.
Bust to right; rev., “ Dedicated to coin and medal col-
lectors ; ” tin, fine, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., bust of Edwin Forrest; tin, fine, 18.
Head to right by Bolen; rev., “The able Defender,”
etc. ; copper proof, 16.
ART UNION AND ARTISTS’ FUND MEDALS.
8822.
J 3828.
3324.
/$' 3325.
( )b verse, head of John Trumbull facing left ; rev., group
of three figures, Art crowning an artist; “American
Art Union, 1840 ; ” bronze, very fine, 41.
Obverse, bust facing right; “Washington Allston;”
rev., like the last; date, 1847 ; bronze, fine, 41.
Bust facing left; “Gilbert Stuart;” rev., like last;
date, 1848 ; bronze, fine, 41.
Head facing right, “ Will Page;” rev., painter’s pallet;
“ Born, Albany, N. Y., Jan. 25, 1811.” This medal
was purchased from a little collection formerly belong-
ART UNION AND ARTISTS* FUND MEDALS, &C. 191
3326.
ing to Gen. Scott; it was long in his possession;
bronze, fine, 30.
Head of Asher B. Durand facing left ; rev., painter’s
pallet, etc.; “Artists’ Fund Society, New York;”
edge battered, but a rare medal, bronze, 32.
UNITED STATES MINT ANNUAL ASSAY MEDALS.
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332'
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3329.
)'d
3330.
^3331.
3333.
9- ^ 3334.
3335.
- 3336.
Head of Liberty facing right; “Mint of the United
States, Philadelphia;” rev., within a wreath, “An-
nual Assay, I860;” bronze, fine, 22.
Obverse, like the last; rev., wreath; “ Annual Assay,
1861; bronze, fine, 22.
Obverse, like the last; rev., wreath; “Annual Assay,
1867 ;” nickel, proof, rare, 22.
Obverse, female figure standing, with emblems of peace
and plenty, applying a torch to implements of war;
inscription like the last; rev., very large wreath of
oak and laurel ; “ Annual Assay, 1868 ; ” copper proof,
22.
Liberty seated ; elegant design without inscription ;
rev., wreath of oak and laurel ; on a label, “ ‘ Let us
have Peace,’ Annual Assay, 1869 ;” silver proof, 22.
Liberty seated surrounded by thirteen stars ; rev., like
the last; fine proof in aluminum, very rare, 22.
Figure standing representing Science, dog at her feet
guarding a pad-locked chest ; rev., large wreath ;
“Annual Assay, 1870 ;” Aluminum proof, very rare,
22.
Archimedes standing; rev., elegant wreath; “Annual
Assay, 1871 ;” silver proof, rare, 22.
Science standing surrounded by chemical apparatus,
watchdog at her feet; rev., oak and laurel wreath ;
“ Annual Assay, 1872 ;” silver proof, 22.
An arch, with full length figure of Archimedes stand-
ing within it ; rev., a tomb inscribed “ Eckfeldt, An-
nual Assay, 1873 ; ” the whole surrounded by a wreath
of evergreens; silver proof, very rare, 22.
192
J 3337.
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3338.
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3339.
/ 3340.
/ 'S' 3341.
/ S 3342.
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3344.
/ ^ 3345.
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3340.
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'Sd 3348.
UNITED STATES MINT ANNUAL ASSAY MEDALS, &C.
Obverse, like the last ; rev., same design, but the tomb
bears the inscription, “ J. Torrey, Ob. Mar. 10, ’73; ”
“ Annual Assay, 1874 ; ” splendid silver proof, rare, 22.
Obverse, like the last two ; rev., slender wreath of
laurel; “ Annual Assay, 1875 ;” bronze proof, 22.
BUNKER HILL MEDALS.
Obverse, view of battle of Bunker Hill and death of
Warren; rev., the monument surrounded by rays of
light and a wreath of clouds; “Success to the Fair, Sept.
8, 1840;” bronze, very fine, scarce, 26.
Obverse, like the last; rev., monument and wreath;
same design as last; “Commenced 17 June 1825,
completed 17 June, 1848;” condition barely fair, but
a very scarce original medal, tin, 26.
Centennial Medal of the Bunker Hill Celebration June
17, 1875; obv., death of Warren; rev., the moument ;
copper, fine, 18.
Eagle, with shield inscribed “ Bunker Hill; ” rev., view
of the monument and ground, with date of commence-
ment and completion; brass, fine, 16.
View of the monument; “Bunker Hill, a Nation’s grati-
tude;” rev., “Henry Clay of Kentucky,” etc.; copper,
very rare, 26.
Obverse, like the last; lead, very fine, the only one struck
in this metal, 26.
Obverse, same; rev., head of Clay facing left within a
wreath; “ Henry Clay the farmer of Ashland;” brass,
proof, rare, 26.
Obverse, eagle and shield; “All hail our Country’s
Freedom,” etc.; rev., Temperance Celebration; brass,
pierced, very fine, 16.
Monument within a wreath; rev., Dunn A Co.’s card ;
copper, fine, 12.
The monument surrounded by rays; “ Centennial of the
battle of Bunker Hill ; commemorative of the presence
of the 7th Regiment at the celebration ;” struck in
some blue material resembling celluloid, 20.
BUNKER HILL MEDALS, &C.
193
c5L
3349.
3350.
Bunker Hill pin or budge; representation of the monu-
ment, showing the stone work, the fence and surround-
ing grounds; gilt, very fine.
Bust of Gen. Harrison facing left, rev., the monument ;
“llarrison Jubilee, Bunker Hill, Sept. 10, 1840.” A
very poor, rare medal, tin, 27.
MEDALS OF AM. MAj. GENERALS.
<"*3851.
3353.
*0 3354.
^ 3355.
^ 3356.
Gen. 11. M. Naglee on horseback, leading a charge;
“Fair Oaks, 81 May, 1862 ; ” rev., “The Peninsula,
(Jhickahominy, the Carolinas. To Gen. 11. M. Naglee,
a token of admiration and respect for his gallant
services ; ” bronze proof, exceedingly rare. This medal
was struck abroad, and I am informed that some cir-
cumstance prevented the presentation of one in gold
to Gen. Naglee, that one in bronze was presented to
each subscriber to the fund, and that two only have
ever been offered for sale, of which this is one, 38.
Bust of Stonewall Jackson facing left ; rev., wreath
and scroll work surrounding inscription, names of
battles ; tin, proof ; a fine medal by Caque. As is
generally known, during the late unpleasantness
Stonewall was on the other side, but owing to the fact
that he was in our army a large part of the time, the
medal is given a place here. 32.
Bust of Maj. Gen. G. Iv. Warren facing right; rev.,
Maltese Cross; “ Commander of the 5th Corps Army
of the Potomac;” copper, proof, 24.
Obverse, same; rev., card of F. C. Key A Co.; copper
proof, 24.
Bust of Gen. Burnside facing ; rev., wreath of oak and
laurel; names and dates of battles; copper, proof, 27.
Bust of Custer facing left within a laurel wreath ;
“Custer’s Cav. Div. ;” rev., long inscription, “The
History of this War,” etc.; silver, very fine and rare,
25.
Bust of Gen. Geary facing left; rev., large five pointed
194
3858.
3359.
' ? 3360.
3361.
3362.
3363.
/ 7 3364.
/ ' 3365.
/ 3366.
J d 3367.
/# 3368.
/ ^ 3369.
3370.
^ ^ 3371.
8872.
/ 0 3373.
MEDALS OF AM. MAJ. GENERALS.
star and 13 small ones ; “ I vote as I fight ; ” tin proof,
pierced, 21.
Bust of Gen. Hooker facing right; rev., eagle, shield,
flags, etc.; beautiful design; “United States Army,
Liberty and Union; ” copper proof, 20.
Gen. Banks ; head facing right ; “ N. P. Banks, Maj.
Gen. U. S. A. ; ” rev., plain ; copper, fine, 22.
Bust of Gen. Sherman facing left; rev., representation
of various Army Corps badges; copper, proof, 20.
Bust of Gen. Hancock facing left; rev., inscription com-
memorative of the reception of the returned volunteers,
July 4, 1865, by the city of New York ; splendid proof,
copper, 21.
Bust of Gen. Sherman to right; no inscription; copper
proof, 20.
Bust of Gen. Kearney facing left; rev., that of the
Hooker medal ; splendid proof, copper, 20.
Bust of Maj. Gen. Berry facing right; rev., “Killed at
Chancellorville ; copper, proof, 1 8.
Bust of Maj. Gen. Geary facing left ; rev., within a
wreath, “Pro Patria ; ” tin, proof, 22.
Bust of Maj. Gen. Reno facing left; rev., Fame placing
an inscription on a rock; tin, proof, 22.
Bust of Maj. Gen. Sherman at nearly front face ; rev.,
Corps badges ; wholly different design from the one
previously described; tin, pierced, very fine, 20.
Bust of Maj. Gen. Humphreys; rev., clover leaf, badge
of the Second Army Corps; tin, very fine, 20.
Bust of Maj. Gen. Hartranft facing left; rev., “The
hero of Fort Steadman and 24 Battles; ” tin, proof, 18.
Bust of Gen. Peter Lyle facing left; rev., “Cedar
mountain to Reams Station, 28 Battles;” bronze, 18.
Obverse, like the last; rev., Key’s card; copper, 18.
Obverse, “ Naglee’s Brigade, Fair Oaks May 31, 1862 ; ”
rev., names of 6 regiments; copper, fine, 16.
Gen. McPherson ; rev., “Society Army of the Tennessee,
1876 ; ” tin, proof, 12.
Gen. Sigel on horseback ; rev., shield ; “ Union For-
ever;” silver, rare, 12.
MEDALS OF AM. MAJ. GENERALS, &C.
195
? 3376.
'•:V 3376.
* <1
3377.
Gen. Sigel on horseback; “ Hero of Pea Ridge;” rev.,
wreath and inscription ; nickel, 13.
Gen. Sigel; bust facing; “Missouri, Virginia;” gilt,
12.
Bust of Maj. Gen. Hooker facing right, on a shield;
plated , 20.
CONTINENTAL SEALS.
O' 33 7 H.
^"3379.
'$^3380.
3381.
Eagle and Stork ; “ Exitus in Dubio est;” rev., “ Con-
. tinental currency seal, whole amount issued 3,000,000
Nov. 29, 1875; ” tin, proof, 25.
Beaver gnawing a tree ; “ Perseverando ; ” rev., “Whole
amount issued,” etc. ; tin, proof, 25.
Obverse, like the last; rev., an altar with flame, sur-
rounded by 13 eight pointed stars; on a label, “Con-
federation;” tin, proof, 25.
Obverse, like the reverse of the last; rev., inscription,
“ Whole amount,” etc. ; bronze, 25.
SECRET SOCIETY MEDALS, MASONIC, &c.
3382.
3383.
'A
* 3384.
■ ■> 3385.
3386.
r.
338
1 .
^ 3388.
^ 3389.
>^3390.
Medal of the New Masonic Temple, Boston ; tin, tine, 20.
Old Masonic Hall, Broadway; copper, proof, 19.
Masonic Temple, New York ; Dedication medal; silver
proof, 20.
Old Round House, LeRoy, N. Y., erected 1826, demol-
ished 1857 ; silver proof, 21.
New Masonic Hall, Phila. ; Dedication medal; silver
proof, 12.
The large medal commemorating the same occasion ;
copper, 24.
“G;” square and compasses; rev., “No compromise
with traitors;” nickel, proof, 12.
“G;” square, compass and book; rev., bust of Wash-
ington; silver proof, 12.
Square and compasses; “ Herculano Afre;” rev., In-
dian head; “ Libertad ;” copper, proof, 13.
19b
3391.
SECRET SOCIETY MEDALS, MASONIC, & C.
/•
- 3392.
'j 3393.
3394.
3395.
3390.
3397.
*' 3398.
3399.
J A 3400.
; 3401.
1 3402.
/ 3403.
' 3404.
/ 3405.
3400.
/ d 3407.
'' 3408.
3409.
' 3410.
^ 341 1.
' ' 3412.
/ 3413.
Bust of Washington ; “ Intd. in Fredericksburgh Lodge,
No. 4, Va., Nov. 4, 1752 ; ” brass, proof, 17.
Masonic card of William Long, Phil.; silver, fine, rare,
17.
Same, in copper; fine, 17.
Same in copper, but different die; 17.
Same, in tin; proof, 17.
Another variety of the Washington Initiation medal ;
brass, proof, 17.
Odd Fellows’ Hall, N. Y. ; tin, fine, 24.
National Semi-Centennial of Odd Fellowship; bust of
Thomas Wildey; tin, proof, 24.
Order of United American Mechanics, 31st Anniversary
July 8, 1876 ; bronze proof, 13.
Same Society ; rev., “ 9th Precinct House, Phil. ; ” bronze
proof, 13.
Obverse, same, rev., “ Put none but Americans on
guard to-night;” copper, proof, 13.
Square and compasses ; rev., head of Liberty ; copper
proof, 13.
Same; card of C. Bond, Cadiz, Ind. ; copper, fine, 12.
Same; card of J. Geiser; copper, fine, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., E. Iieinzmann, 12 Court st. ;
copper, scarce, 12.
Obverse, same; card, W. Johnston, Cin., O. ; copper,
fine, 12.
Same ; rev., card, C. Kahn & Co.; copper, fine, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., card, J. II. Nolwer; copper, fine,
12.
Obverse, same; rev., card, J. Reis Co. ; copper, fine,
12.
Triangle; “Yankee Robinson’s Great Show;” rev.,
Liberty; copper, tine, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., “Yankee Robinson;” copper,
fine, 12.
Secretary’s jewel of some secret order. Pens crossed
and suspended within a ring; silver, splendid, 40.
Odd Fellows’ medal of membership, inscribed, “I. C. F.
Cheever, Feb. 8, 1856,” silver, very fine, 24.
SECRET SOCIETY MEDALS, MASONIC, &C.
197
^ 3414. Another Odd Fellow’s medal of membership, different
degree, inscribed, “ D. 1). Phillips Jan. 8, 1863,” silver,
very tine, 23.
3415.
'/O
3416.
%
341'
3418.
3419.
'"1 3420.
3421.
*1
3422.
3 123.
3424.
EARLIEST AMERICAN MEDALS.
Obverse, bust facing right; “ Ludovicus Magnus I lex
Christianissimus; ” female supporting the French
shield; “Trauquillitas orae maritimae 1674 splendid
silver proof, 26.
Obverse, same ; rev., Fame Hying with wreath and trum-
pet; “Colonia Francorum Americana Victrix 1674;”
silver proof, 26.
Obverse, same; rev., Neptune holding trident and flag;
“ Batavis Caesie;” struck to commemorate the cap-
ture of Cayenne, 1676; siiver proof, 26.
Obverse, same ; rev., bombardment of a fort; “ Tabagum
Expugnatum ; ” commemorates the capture of Tobago,
1677 ; silver proof, 26.
Obverse, same; rev., a vessel with victory; “ Incensa
Batavorum Classe; ” commemorates the same event as
the last; silver proof, 26.
Obverse, same; rev., female reclining at the foot of a
palm tree; “ Hispanorum Thesauri Direpti;” com-
memorates the capture of Carthagena, 1697 ; silver
proof, 26.
Bust of Louis XV. ; “ Ludovicus XV. O. G. Fran, et
Nav. Ilex;” struck in commemoration of the founda-
tion of Guadaloupe; rev., map of the Isle ; silver proof,
26.
Bust of Louis XIV.; rev., Indian supporting the French
Coat of Arms with English shield under his feet;
“ Colonia Fr. Stavilita;” commemorates the defeat of
the English by the French in 1666; bronze proof, 26.
Peace medal of George II.; obv., bust; rev., Indian and
white man seated before a fire: “Let us look to the
Most High,” etc.; “ 1757 ; ” silver proof, 28.
The Kittanning medal, for the destruction, by Col. Arm-
4
198
EARLIEST AMERICAN MEDALS.
^ 3425.
<L
3426.
u
342
i .
/ ' ' 3428.
/ * 3429.
' ' 3480.
strong, of an Indian village by that name ; silver proof,
28.
Bronze impression from the same dies, in their present,
broken condition, the obverse being in four pieces ; 28.
Bust of George I., in armor facing right, head laureated;
“ George, king of Great Britain; ” rev., an Indian with
bow and arrow shooting at a deer standing under a
palmetto tree, sun shining above; one of the earliest
examples of an Indian or Peace medal ; copper, fine
and extremely rare; 26.
Laureated bust of George II., in armor facing left; rev.,
an Indian with bow and arrow shooting a deer repre-
sented as running at full speed, trees in the foreground ;
an Indian medal of the smallest size; taken from an
Indian grave at Oriskany where it must have lain for
more than one hundred years; only one other known;
bronze, fine, 16.
Bust of George III. ; rev., two ships; “Resolution. Ad-
venture. Sailed from England March, mdcclxxii ; ”
splendid silver proof; rare 28.
“Columbia and Washington, commanded by J. Ken-
drick;” a ship and sloop; rev., “Fitted at Boston,
America, for the Pacific coast; struck for presentation
to the natives of the North West Coast ;” in good con-
dition and extremely rare; bronze, 26.
Bust of an Indian, head-dress of feathers, bow and
quiver of arrows; rev., incused; silver, 20.
REVOLUTIONARY PEACE MEDALS, &c.
y 3481,
y/ 3 432.
“ Libertas Americana; ” head of Liberty ; rev., Pallas
protecting the infant Hercules, America, who in his
cradle is strangling two serpents; bronze, gilt, fine
and rare, 30.
“ Libera Soror ; ” an armed woman personifying Holland,
holding in her left hand a pole with liberty cap, grasps
with her right the hand of an Indian queen; rev., a
unicorn who has broken his horn against a rock ; silver,
nearly proof and very rare, 28.
a X
REVOLUTIONARY PEACE MEDALS, &C.
109
v- (
' ° 3435.
'■o ,
3433. “ Libertas Americana;” Louis XVI., pointing to the
shield of America, which Liberty is hanging on a
column surmounted by a cap of liberty ; rev., “Corn-
muni consu;” Pallas standing, with shield; silver,
nearly proof, 28.
3834. “Felieitas Britannia et America mdcclxxxiii; ” at the
right a woman personifying Great Britain seated
extending her right band to take that of an Indian
queen who is advancing towards her; view ofLondon
in the back ground ; rev., like that of the Continental
currency of 1770 ; from the Clay collection; tin, in
good condition and extremely rare; only one other
known; 25.
A woman standing, holding in her right hand a bunch
of arrows, supporting a pole with Liberty cap ; in her
left hand a caduceus; “ Motherland declares America
free,” rev., emblems of commerce ; a trident headed
staff supporting the flags of the United States and
Holland; copper proof, 22.
“ Faustissimo Foedere .lunette;” Fame, seated on a cloud,
supporting two shields; rev., monument inscribed,
“ Prodromus ; ” the finest in execution and design of
all the Dutch Peace medals; silver proof, rare, 29.
Same as the last, but reduced in size; equally rare, 21.
Three figures standing; the middle one, a warrior re-
presenting Holland ; the right, Great Britain ; the
left, America; rev., inscription in eight lines; silver,
very fine and rare, 28.
A lion standing, left paw resting on an altar, his right
flourishing a sword; “The English fleet shall not
come to the Netherlands, 5 Aug., 1781 ; ” bronze proof,
exceedingly rare, 10.
Splendid medal to commemorate the battle of Doggers-
bank, Aug. 5, 1781 ; obv., Holland, with a spear,
driving the British lion; rev., seven wreaths enclosing
the names of Bentinck, Van Braam, and others ;
“ Immortalibus Batavum Gloria* Vindieibus ; ” silver,
nearly proof, very rare, 28.
3441. Medal struck in honor of Admiral Bentinck, killed in
^ 3436.
3 3437.
' * 3438.
3439.
3440.
200
REVOLUTIONARY PEACE MEDALS, &C.
7j 3442.
V* 3443.
3444.
1 r 3445.
3440.
' 3447.
3448.
3441).
■' ?' 3450.
the battle of Doggersbauk ; splendid silver proof, very
rare, 28.
Medal of the naval engagement fought oft’ Cadiz, May
30, 1781, between Captains Melville and Oorthuys;
silver proof, rare, 28.
Dutch Revolutionary medal of 1781; obv., two frigates,
one firing a broadside; rev., inscription in eight lines;
silver, very fine, 20.
Russian medal, struck in Holland, commemorating the
treaty of armed neutrality, 1780 ; silver, very fine and
of the greatest rarity, 20.
The Rhode Island medal; brass, very fine and scarce, 20.
The Germantown medal ; obv., a wreath; “ Germantown,
Oct. 4, 1777;” rev., military engagement; bronze,
slightly pierced, but in excellent condition. I have
met with but two of these medals, the first of which
brought, in one of my sales, $75; 28.
Bust of George III., facing left ; “ Georgius III., D. G.,”
etc.; rev., Peace standing presenting an olive branch;
“ Triumphis Potior Pax Ubique mdcccii j” bronze proof,
very rare, 30.
Head facing right ; “ Ludovicus XVIII., Franc, et. Nav.
Rex rev., two figures personifying France and Amer-
ica; “Gallia et America Foederata Novis Commer-
ciorum Pactis Junctae; ” struck in iron ; very fine and
rare, 30.
Peace standing on a section of a globe; “On earth
peace, good will to men;” rev., wreath of palm and
olive; “Treaty of peace and amity between Great
Britain and the United States, Dec. 24, 1814;” com-
memorates the treaty of Ghent; bronze, fine and rare,
28.
Peace standing ; “Peace spreads her influence o’er the
Atlantic shore; 1 rev., “Concord between Great Bri-
tain and America; ” commemorates the same event as
the last medal; bronze, fine and rare, 25.
Obverse, a cross surrounded by an olive wreath ; “ Duce
mag Gregorio Libertas Floridarum ; ” rev., “ Veni,
Vidi, Vici, Amalia, 29 Junii, 1817.” This almost un-
’ T 3451.
REVOLUTIONARY PEACE MEDALS, &C.
201
J r r
3452.
8458.
^ 3454.
/*<-
•j j
3455.
3450.
3V 3457.
y 3458.
7// 3459.
3400.
(0 3401.
known medal commemorates the filibustering expedi-
tion to Florida, bronze proof, 20.
A steamboat flying the American flag ; rev., “ Sacred
to the memory of Robert Fulton, one of the most
illustrious benefactors of mankind.” This medal is
from the McCoy collection. f can learn nothing
further of its history. It is in tin, in very fine condi-
tion, and of great rarity, so rare that I have never
heard of another, 34.
The Erie Canal medal in silver, nearly proof, rare in
this metal, 28.
National Jubilee medal, 1820 ; obv., emblems of Liberty;
rev., “Declaration of Independence signed July 4,
1770 ; ” tin, nearly proof, and extremely rare, 24.
Head of William I., king of the Netherlands; rev.,
oak wreath ; “ Ab Angliset Americanis Septentrional,
de Termino moto Arbiter Vocatus, 1829; ” bronze
proof, scarce, 26.
Medal of the 1850 Vigilance Committee of San Fran-
cisco; obv., the All-Seeing eye; rev., Justice, the
balance in her left hand, a drawn sword in her right;
silver, fine and scarce, 24.
Medal struck for presentation by the British residents
of New York, to those who took part in the Grinnell
Arctic Expedition ; silver, fine and very scarce, 24.
Pilgrim Jubilee Memorial medal; “Landing of the
Pilgrims, 1020;” silver proof, 23.
Young head of Louis XV., king of France; rev., bust
of the same king at a later period ; splendid medal by
Du Vivier ; bronze proof, 26.
Eagle with olive branch and arrows ; rev., oak wreath ;
“Union, Independence July 4, 1776;” copper, in good
condition, and extremely rare, 18.
Mexican eagle on a prickly pear; trial proof from an
oval die ; copper.
26
202
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN COINS, &C.
3402.
3463.
3464.
3465.
3466.
3 3467.
' 3468.
3469.
3470.
3471.
i 3472.
3473.
/ / 3474.
3475.
. '/
^ 3476.
3477.
3478.
3479.
n '
* / 3480.
3481.
/ 3482.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN COINS, Ac.
Victoria pennies, half pennies and farthings. All fine;
no duplicates; 24 pieces.
English coins ; penny, to farthing size; Geo. II., to
Victoria, all good; no duplicates ; 12 pieces.
Coins of the British Dominions, in North America. A
selection; no duplicates; nearly all fine; a very de-
sirable lot; 45 pieces.
Coins of France; Louis XVI., to Napoleon III. ; no du-
plicates; all good ; 15 pieces.
Barbadoes penny; pine apple and negro head; scaice.
Rude Mexican coin, one of Chili, and two quar-
tos of Gibraltar, 3 pieces.
Washington, Lincoln, and McClellan tokens; all fine,
9 pieces.
Selection of coins and jettons, all good, 1 1 pieces.
Conn, and N. J. cents; no duplicates, 7 pieces.
Currency of 1863; nearly all fine; a great variety; 100
pieces.
Currency of 1863 ; nearly all fine; a great variety; 100
pieces.
Currency of 1863; nearly all fine; a great variety; 100
pieces.
Currency of 1863; nearly all fine; a great variety; 154
pieces.
Quarter and half cts., of Victoria; very fine, 3 pieces.
East Indian coin; 1862; very fine.
Straits Settlement cent and half cent, fine, and scarce, 2
pieces.
Selection of Hard Times tokens, 11; and store cards, 5;
mostly fine; 16 pieces.
Coins of Victor Emanuel; no duplicates; mostly fine, 7
pieces.
Coins of Sweden, all fine, 6 pieces.
Coin of Pius IX. ; 1867; fine.
Coins of Austria, Prussia, Belgium, etc. No duplicates;
all good; 21 pieces.
t X;
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN COINS, &C.
203
3483.
3484.
a \
3485.
° 3480.
7 3487.
- 3488.
3480.
,3
«y-
3400.
3401.
3402.
'/f 3403.
3404.
’Ji 3405.
Ancient Roman coins; 3 pieces.
Coins of Ilayti ami Dominica, one rare; 4 pieces.
Coins of India; all good ; one rare, 0 pieces.
Coin of Caracas; fine and scarce.
Rev. of quarter eagle ; gilt, fine.
Coins of Brazil; Petrus II. ; all fine; 3 pieces.
Two quarters and one dime ; base.
Bust to left; resembles Geo. III., rev., incused.
One quart ilia de real of Sonora, 1830 ; good, rare.
One quarter real of Chihuahua, 1860; good and rare.
English coins; a selection; mostly good; 80 pieces.
Foreign coins; a selection; 53 pieces.
Coins of the British Colonies; a selection; nearly all
good and many fine ; 04 pieces.
COPPER CURRENCY OF 1861-3.
This set of the so called “ Copperheads,” is the largest that has ever been
offered for sale at auction, comprising more than one thousand distinct
varieties. They were collected at the time of issue, and are generally un-
circulated and in very fine condition.
NEW ENGLAND STATES.
y 3406. Torrey, Gale, Francis, Wright, Cham ley, Dobson,
Robinson, Gay, Phillips, Wallace, Weller. Var.
places, 13 pieces.
NEW YORK.
3407.
/ 3408.
/ 3490.
/ 3500.
3501.
Bahr, Brennan, Broas Bros., Brown. N. Y. city, 18 pieces.
Cafe Antenrieth, Carland, Cullen, Doscher, Felix,
Gardner, Garron, Gentsch, Gerdts, Graham, Grube,
Gruber. N. Y. city, 18 pieces.
Hetzel, Hussey, Hyenlien, Kelly, Knoops, Lane, Liihrs.
N. Y. city, 18 pieces.
Mahnken, Melville, Miller, Mittnach, Parsons, PfafT,
Ranh, Rolhvagen, Schaaf, Seiters. N. Y. city, 18
pieces.
Staudinger, St. Charles Billiard Room, Story <fc South-
worth, Straight, Tollner, Warmhessel, Washington
Restaurant, Watson, White, Willard & Jackson. N.
Y. city, 17 pieces.
204
/ 3502.
9 3503.
9 3504.
'' 3505.
3506.
£ 3507.
2 3508.
%
2 3509.
3510.
22 3511.
3512.
COPPER CURRENCY OF 1861-3.
Benjamin & Herrick, Dart, Fort, McBurney, Thomas,
Wing, Evans & Allen, Herschman, Braum <fc Schell-
worth, Hauck, Ivory. Var. places, 18 pieces.
Joergers, Williams, Adams, Bieler, Conry, Duburn,
Gage, Hochstetter & Strauss, Ilowe, Johnston, Post,
Robinson & Ball, Rome, Merchants, Bowne. Var.
places, 18 pieces.
Strauss, Harvey & Co., Killeen, Walsh & Sons, Sherman,
Marshall, Skidmore, Babcock, Boutwell, Robinson A
Ballou, Knapp, Sherwood & Hopson, Welles, Hall,
Ilasse. Var. places, 20 pieces.
NEW JERSEY.
Neptune House, Engel, Terlmne, Agens, Whitney, Glass
W orks, W ightman, Coutts, Titus. Var. places, 9
pieces.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Gregg & Dalzell, Hahn & Riddle, Jenkinson, Maines,
Petersen, Smith, Porter. Var. places, 13 pieces.
Allebach, Baltz & Stilz, Beirn, Flanagan, Fox, Ladner,
Lambert, Mulligan, Rogers, Ruelius, Steppacher,
Taylor, Ton Hall, Packard. Philadelphia, 17 pieces.
Allegheny Hotel, Beilsteine, Buffum, Eckert, Fleming,
Gildenfenney, Hall & Co., Hannah, Lippincott, Mc-
Carthy, Miner, Pentz, Pekin tea store, Pittock. Pitts-
burg, 20 pieces.
Pittock, Pittsburg Dry Goods Store, Pittsburg Gazette,
Reymcr, Sherer, Sinclair & Wilson, Snyder. Pitts-
burg, 19 pieces.
ALABAMA.
White & Swann. Huntsville, 5 pieces.
IOWA.
Gage, Lyall & Keeler. Lyons, 1 piece.
MINNESOTA.
Greenleaf, Benson, Simpson. Var. places, 6 pieces.
MISSOURI.
Drover’s Hotel, Jenkins. St. Louis, 4 pieces.
3513.
COPPER CURRENCY OF 1861-3.
205
/ 3515.
? 3510.
? 3517.
r
3518.
3511).
3520.
3521.
2 3522.
2
3523.
3524.
t l
MICHIGAN.
Smith Bros., Buck & Farrar, Castle, Wilcox, Mayhew,
Comstock & Bro., Bach, Weaver & Fox, Commings,
Higby & Bro., Congdon Bros., Sheldon. Var. places,
13 pieces.
Barie, Burkhart, Detroit Flour Mills, Dickson, Drury,
Frisbie, Gies & Bros., Ilochstadt, Mather & Shefferly,
Rodier, Campbell, Snooks, Standish, Tyler, Weber,
Wolfe. Detroit, 16 pieces.
Mackay, Frost, Mester, Stirling, Foster <fc Metcalf,
Goodrich, Pierce, Gleason. Var. places, 16 pieces.
Gottlieb, Keating, Kennedy, Jackson, Jaxon, Coleman,
Babcock & Cobb, Perrin. Var. places, 14 pieces.
Button, Heath, Viele, Robinson, Parker, Sleight, Shat-
tuck, Hewitt. Var. places, 12 pieces.
WISCONSIN.
Peck & Orris, Carpelcs, Williams Bros,, Ailing, Brass,
Lowell, Mason, Nye & Youngman, Perkins, Perkins
& Smith, Pettibone, Raymond. Var. places, 15
pieces.
Detrich, Hoffman & Lewis, Kimboll, Rhode & Hicks,
Schettler, St. Lewis, Meyer, Anderson, Stanley,
Findlay, Klauber, Lawrence, Newcomb, Ramsey &
Campbell, Rodermund. Var. places, 16 pieces.
Aschermann, Best, Furth, Goes & Falk, Kleinsteiber,
Miller, Paeschike, Teller, Fraker Bros., Haben, Kellogg
& H ughes, Runs. Var. places, 14 pieces.
Williams, English, Peterson, Bellack, Fountain, Goeld-
ner, Moulton, Raoek, Cork, Dunbar, Wahlstedt. Var.
places, 14 pieces.
KENTUCKY.
Arbeiter Halle, Dolman, Engert, Johnson, Miller,
Butcher, Bridge Company. Var. places, 7 pieces.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Bassett, Graves, Smith, Stifel. Var. places, 7 pieces.
ILLINOIS.
Bank drafts, Barker tfc lllsley, Brown, Childs, Countiss,
3525.
206
^ 3526.
'' 3527.
Z 3528.
3529.
3530.
3531.
3532.
3533.
COPPER CURRENCY OF 1861-3.
Dubois, Edwards, Escherick, Flagg, Ford, Freedman,
Gaffney, Gall, Gerts & Co. Chicago, 23 pieces.
Haas A Powell, Heilbroner, Hendrie, Ingram, Judd A
Corthell, Leavitt, Marsh A Miner, Peck, Prentice, Re-
gensburg, Reinhardt, Rigby, Siehler, Stein, T releaven.
Chicago, 18 pieces.
Gatos A Trask, Ames, Sedgwick, Elwood, Mosely, Dodd,
Diffenbaugh, Fmmert, Bogar, Frlenborn, Dean A
Slade, Collins Bros., Connely, Castle, Miller, Penoyer
A Larkin, Holmes A Norton, Hope A Clow, Green-
man, Yazer, Loveday, Stevers. Yar. places, 29 pieces.
INDIANA.
Legre, Barnes, Thompson A Wiley, Ash, Connely,
Linek, Nash, Early, Gentry, Gaffney, Ivepner, Groyen,
Beck, Bowen, Child, Rowe, Thomas, Anderson, Brooks,
Lauferty, Pierr, Schoerpf, Ryon, Baldwin A Sweet,
Bickell. Yar. places, 30 pieces.
Bippus A Morgan, Good, Woolen Factory, Kuhn,
Lenour, McCreery, Roll A Smith, Smith A Taylor,
Wegtle, Wilson, Beyer, Mayer A Co., Evans, Lanis,
Loomis, Mesing, Miller A Crow, Welch, Cullen, Pat-
tison, Barney, Reeve, Straus Bros., Zimmerman, Fver-
sole, King A Reed, McDonald. Yar. places, 30
pieces.
Murdock, Elliot, Hinshaw, Swain, Higgins, Queeby,
Johnson A Oursler, Tansey A Ballard, Dickson, Buhl,
Chord, Lane. Yar. places, 15 pieces.
OHIO.
Stoner, Strous, Talbot, Bonbright, Richardson, Winans,
Brady, Willard, Stearns, Miller, Selby, Squier, Meyer,
Bier, Motter, Rupel, Wallace, King, Mason A Son.
Yar. places, 29 pieces.
Mason A Son, Bruce, Chandler, Deckand, Gorman,
Langhorn, I lawkins, Quinlan, Sherwood, Stearns, Tage,
Worthington, Carle, Ki, >p, Grether, Koerner, Martin,
Schreiner, Wagner. Yar. places, 29 pieces.
Wagner, Waitt, Vanhouten, Durst, Wild, Ruhl, Hunt,
Farnham, Bartlett, Mosure, Rogers, Close, Dillon,
COPPER CURRENCY OF 18G1-3.
207
Dryfoo, Emrich, Hoot A Meng, Krebs, Thompson A
Spicer, Riblet, Cadot, Ilafer. Var. places, 27 pieces.
Schubert, Black A Kibler, Kckley, Herron A Amen,
Brunson, Reid, Riegel, Boose, Schuch, Endly, Al-
bright, Knoblock, Loefiier, Burritt, Cochran, Potter,
Prentiss, Dynes. Var. places, 23 pieces.
Levy, Giauge, Hall A Frymire, Tiviford, Shaw, Seas,
McGaw A Richey, Newton A Ivumler, Kreps, Brown
A Dills, French A Swonger, Hoegner, Smart, Ton,
Wiles, Ward, Crew, Fry A Johnston, McVay, Leas,
Brain, Mauemann A Co. Var. places, 30 pieces.
Low, Ludlow A Bushnell, McLean, Runyon, Bristor,
Dunlap, Gray, Sonders, Saylor, Curtis, Hough A llall,
Hall, Hauter, Hustler, Kelly, Pearson A Bro., Rliine-
hart A Gray, Fauley, Jacobs, Davis A Whiteman,
Miles, Packard. Var. places, 30 pieces.
Robbins, Hoover A Camp, Tresler, McGrew, Pierce,
Snow, Perrin, Preston, Walton, Bowman, Brumter,
Childs, Miller A Co., Nold A Co., Roth, Halls, Cary,
Griffee, Harris, Irwin, Potwinn, Webster, Dumm A
Co. Var. places, 30 pieces.
Adleta, Armstrong, Austin, Avermaat, Bathgate, Bauer,
Beer, Beresford, Ferry Company, Commission house,
Costello, Dixon, Dorland, Downing, Eckert, Ellis.
Cincinnati, 22 pieces.
Ferguson, Fiedler, Fischer, Fitzgerald, Flack, Foster,
Galvagni, Grossius, Guth, Haas, Hanley, Ilarpel,
Hartmann, Hartzel, Helmig, Hempelman, Heyl, Hill,
Hughes, Hyatt, Johnston, Karman, Kirker A Co. Cin-
cinnati, 30 pieces.
Kittredge, Knauber, Knecht, Ivreager, Lasurs, Lazaress,
Leavitt A Bevis, Marsh A Miner, Martin, McDonald,
Metz, Meyer, Moore, Morgan, Myers A Co., Neimer,
O’Donoghue, Peebles, Philip, Plumb. Cincinnati, 30
pieces.
Pleisteiner, Pogue A Jones, Ratterman, Ravy, Rees,
Resta, Restieux, Ricke, Ricking, Sacksteder, Schloen-
doen, Schmidt, Schneider, Shafer. Cincinnati, 29 pieces.
Shaw, Smith, Stalkamp, Stanton, Steiner, Tell, Townley,
208
COPPER CURRENCY OF 1861-3, &C.
\
4
3543.
3544.
3545.
3546.
3547.
'/ 3548.
3549.
3550.
3551.
t ' & 3552.
Weatherey, Wilson, Woessner, Wolfer, Wright, Za-
none, Zeltner. Cincinnati, 28 pieces.
Lanphear. Cincinnati, 24 pieces.
UNKNOWN.
Alenburg, Allen, Ash A Black, Atwood, Brooks, Brug-
geman, Belknap, Bacciocco,Boman, Bennett. 12 pieces.
Bennett, Campbell, City Hosiery Store, Conroy, Con-
tinental Hotel, Crittenden, Dean & Co., Drugs, Dunn
& Co. 18 pieces.
Fenton & Beck, Fisher, Frost, Gielfus, Gentsch, Gruber,
Gruhler, Haas, Haines, Hastings, Higgins, Hintrich &
Glaser. 15 pieces.
Kahn, Kennedy, Kern, King, Klein, Ivoll, Kreber,
Krengel. 12 pieces.
Lazaress, Lindermann, Loewenstein, Maloney, McClena-
han & Co., McKain, Miedeking, Monk, Niebuhr,
Norris, North Star, New York Boats. 17 pieces.
Peter, Pulmonales, Quinn, Kilter, L. B. S., Schmidt,
Schorck, Segars, Selby, Senour. 12 pieces.
Senour, Sheen, Smith, Spreen, Sutton, Thiele, Tliierbach,
Todd. 12 pieces.
Vanderbilt, Van Wunder, Vogel, Warner, Wehrman,
Wert, Wright, Xelar, Zeltner. 18 pieces.
OTTAWA.
Alschuler. 1 piece.
i 4
ARCHITECTURAL MEDALS OF BUILDINGS, Ac.
O'Y' 3553.
<* A.
3554.
7 ' 3555.
'ty 3556.
3557.
New York Crystal Palace; “The first pillar,” etc.; tin
proof, 32.
New York Crystal Palace; “ Destroyed by fire,” etc. ;
tin, fine, 32.
New York Crystal Palace; rev., Liberty seated; tin,
pierced, 28.
New York Crystal Palace; rev., flags of ten nations;
tin, fine, 25.
Faneuil Hall, Boston; rev., Carpenter’s Hall, Phila. ;
silver proof, scarce, 20.
ARCHITECTURAL, MEDALS OF BUILDINGS, &C. 209
n
3558.
3559.
y*
3560.
n
3561.
>
3562.
dr
3563.
3564.
3r
3565.
i'v/j
3566.
//>
3567.
kJ
3568.
3569.
to
3570.
fO
3571.
Old Middle Dutch church, N. Y. ; tin, fine, 21.
Faneuil Hall; rev., The Old Jersey; silver proof, scarce,
20.
The Old Round House, Le Roy, N. Y.; “Dedicated to
the scholars,” etc.; silver proof, 21.
City Hall, N. Y. ; different reverses; brass, very fine, 5
pieces, 12, 14, 17, 21.
Bazaar of Nations, Phila., Y. M. C. A., 1875; tin proof,
24.
United States Arsenal, Springfield; rev., same building,
with sun above; silver, rare, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., “ Established,” etc. ; copper proof,
18.
Springfield Arsenal; the second die; rev., like last; silver,
fine, scarce, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., Liberty cap and stars; “ United
States of America, Liberty;” silver, line and rare, IN.
Chicago Exposition Building, 1873; tin, 19.
London Crystal Palace, 1851; tin, fine, 17.
Milwaukee Turn-Halle, 1864; rev., sword and torch
crossed; tin, very fine, 26.
St. Matthew’s church, N. Y., Oct., 1852; tin, good,
pierced, 22.
New York Tontine, copper, fine, 18.
RELIGIOUS MEDALS.
^ 3572.
' 1 3573.
a
3574.
^ 3575.
3576.
Bust of Wesley; “The World is my Parish;” rev.,
“First American Conference, 1773;” tin proof, 32.
Bust of Wesley facing left; “The best of all is, God is
with us;” silver proof, 24.
Bust of John Wesley; rev., bust of Chas. Wesley;
scarce, old medal, in poor condition, tin, 18.
Mrs. Susanna Wesley teaching her son John; rev.,
Dickinson College; bronze proof, 26.
Obverse, same; rev., “Centenary offering, 1866;” tin
proof, 26.
Youth, with flag inscribed, “ I never say can't; ”
27
# 3577.
rev.,
210
RELIGIOUS MEDALS, &C.
/ ^ 3578.
' 3579.
3580.
" 3581.
3582.
3583.
/ 3' ' 3584.
“ Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do,” etc. ; tin proof,
24.
Open Bible; “Search the Scriptures;” rev., “Good
conduct,” etc.; tin proof, 22.
Little Samuel; rev., The Lord’s Prayer; tin, fine, 22.
Same, but smaller size; tin, fine, 16.
Girl at prayer; rev., open scroll; “Glad tidings;”
silver proof, scarce, 24.
Girl at Prayer; rev., boy reading; “Remember thy
Creator,” etc. ; tin, fine, 22.
Communion token, Knox’s Church, Boston; tin, pierced,
very rare, 19.
Medal commemorative of the celebration of the Jubilee
of the Reformation by St. Matthew’s church, N. Y.,
1867, silver; splendid proof; 26.
3585.
3586.
3587.
3588.
3589.
3590.
3591.
3592.
3593.
3594.
ROMAN CATHOLIC MEDALS.
Bust of Pope Pius IX., facing left; rev., tiara, with
keys crossed, etc. ; silver proof, 24.
Bust of Pius IX.; rev., “ Golden Jubilee May, 1877;”
tin, very fine, 22.
Obverse, similar; rev., “50th Anniversary;” tin proof,
22.
Bust of Pope Gregory XIII.; rev., Massacre of the
Huguenots, 1572; tin proof, 22.
Bust of Pius IX. ; rev., “ Born, Elected Pope,” etc. ;
silver proof, 12.
Memorial of the First Communion ; tin, fine, 24.
Memorial of confirmation; tin, fine, 24.
The Blessed Virgin standing, head surrounded by stars
and rays; rev., “I. H. S. ;” tin proof, 20.
The Sacred 1 leart ; Medal of St. Joseph’s Sunday school ;
silver, or silver plated, very fine, 20.
St. Antony of Padua; rev., “ For those who make the
nine Tuesdays Novena; ” copper proof, 20.
Arch Confraternity of the Holy Family; three hearts,
one pierced with a sword; tin, fine, 23.
3595.
ROMAN CATHOLIC MEDALS, &C.
211
J 1 3596.
S5' 3597.
3598.
3599.
3600.
*J 3601.
' 3602.
3 3603.
3 3604.
/ 3605.
<&/r
3606.
The Immaculate Conception; The virgin, angel and
dove; rev., incused; silver, fine, 20.
Head of Christ; rev., bearing the cross; silver, rare, 26.
Bust of Christ; rev., church interior; silver, fine, 27.
Medal of the Congregation of the Children of Mary;
silver plated, fine, 24.
The Virgin standing; rev., Cross and Sacred Heart;
silver plated, fine, 23.
The Virgin standing; rev., bust of St. Louis; silver
plated, fine, 24.
Bust of St. Louis; rev., guardian angel; brass, fine, 23.
Virgin and child; angels descending with a crown; brass,
fine, 23.
Bust of St. Francis; crucifix and book; brass, 21.
Roman Catholic medals; various sizes, no duplicates, and
nearly all fine; 20 pieces.
Roman Catholic medals; 30 pieces, all very fine.
MEDALS OF PITT AND FOX.
3607.
3608.
ft 0
3609.
f 3610.
’■0 3611.
VO 3612.
? & 3613.
3614.
Bust of Pitt facing left; “Gulielmo Pitt, R. P. Q. B.;”
rev., a rock in mid ocean; “Patriae Columen Decus
Ob. A. mdcccvi;” bronze, fine and rare, 34.
Bust of Pitt facing left, by Wyon; medal of the Dudley
Pitt Club; rev., wreath; “He saved his country;”
silver, or silver plated, fine and rare, 32.
Bust facing left; “William Pitt;” rev., “With forti-
tude, wisdom and integrity he serves a prosperous
nation and a virtuous king; ” bronze proof, scarce, 34.
Bust facing left; “The man who having saved the
parent,” etc.; silver, fine, 26.
Bust of Pitt to right ; rev., bust of Lord Thurlow ; tin,
fine, 21.
Bust facing right; “ Give us peace;” rev., “ Pitt forever,
1730;” copper, very fine and rare, 18.
Bust to left; “The restorer of commerce, no stamps,
1766;” rev., ship; “America;” copper, fine, rare, 18.
Bust at three quarters face; “ Gul. Pitt Libertatis Vin-
MEDALS OF PITT AND FOX, &C.
0 1 9
— 1
3615.
/ 3616.
J
3617.
3618.
/'/
3619.
dex;” rev., “ Britannia et America Junctae; ” bronze,
tine and rare, 21.
Bust to right; rev., “Lord Chatham, 1773;” silver,
rare, 16.
Bust facing right; “ Charles James Fox; ” rev., “ With
learning, eloquence and zeal he maintains the rights of
a free and loyal people. 1800;” bronze, fine, 34.
Bust of Fox to right; rev., angel standing on section of
a globe; “ Libertatis Humanitatisque Vindex; ”
bronze, very tine, 34.
Bust of Fox facing left; rev., date of birth and death;
tin, tine, 24.
Bust of Fox at three quarters face; rev., “ Resistless
speaker,” etc.; edge lettered; brass, tine, 21.
ENGLISH MEDALS, &c.
3620.
3621.
7 ’ 3622.
3623.
3624.
/ & 3625.
/t 3626.
3627.
/ Vv-
3628.
Bust of William Wyon, facing right; rev., “Art Union
of London; ” splendid bronze medal, 35.
Head of Victoria crowned facing left; rev., wreath;
dies by J. S. & A. B. Wyon; tin, proof, 32.
Bust at three quarters face; “Admiral St. Vincent;”
“Valor rewarded. Four ships taken off Cape St.
Vincent ; ” tin, very fine, 24.
Bust of three quarters face; ” Augustus Keppel; ” rev.,
“Judicious, brave and gallant; ” silver, tine, 25.
Bust of Sir Ralph Abercrombie to left; rev., “ French
defeated, 1801;” tin, fine 24.
Obverse, same; rev., “Landed in Holland, August 27,
1799;” tin, very fine, 25.
Bust to left; “ Earl Howe, Admiral of the Fleet;” rev.,
“ Memorable Victory, June 1, 1794;” tin, fine, 24.
“ Marquis Cornwallis; ” bust facing left; “ His fame re-
sounds from east to west;” Fame with wreath and
trumpet; copper; tine and rare, 21.
Bust facing right; “ Ric Comes Howe;” rev., a naval
victory, French ship sinking; “June 1, 1794;” bronze
proof, 31.
ENGLISH MEDALS, &C.
213
3629.
' 3630.
f 3631.
'' 3632.
' 3633.
3634.
/ 3635.
5 3636.
^ 3637.
9 3638.
Bust at three quarters face; “Capt. James Cook;” rev.,
“ Courage and Perseverance; ” bronze, fine and rare,
24.
Bust of Marquis Cornwallis facing left; rev., “Treaty
signed, 1802;” tin, fine, 24.
Head of the Prince of Wales; rev., plumes; “Visited
the United States,” etc.; brass proof, 20.
Bust of Capt. James Cook facing left; rev., female
standing, with oar resting on a globe; “Nil Intenta-
tum nostri Liquere;” bronze proof, rare, 27.
Bust of Cardinal Richelieu facing right; rev., in the
centre, a globe surrounded by a circle in which are 7
stars; “Mens sidera volvit, 1631;” bronze proof; a
beautiful medal, 32.
Count Von Bismark; bust at nearly full face; tin, fine,
20.
Medallion bust of Klapproth facing left; Berlin iron, 55.
Bust to right; rev., “Francis Henry Egerton, Earl of
Bridgewater; ” bronze, fine, 26.
Medal struck to commemorate the Second Centennial of
the Reformation, 1735; obv., “Jubilemus Domino;”
rev., blazing sun, inscribed, “I. II. S., ” shining over
a city; “Post Tenebras Lux;” bronze, fine and rare,
32.
Bust of John Bright; copper, a shell, 56.
VIGO COINS AND MEDALS.
The following medals were struck to commemorate the capture of the
Spanish Treasure Fleet. The coins are from the silver captured on that
occasion.
3639. Crown of Queen Anna; has “ Vigo,” under the bust: in
splendid condition, rare.
3640. Half crown of the same series; equally fine and rare.
' 3641. Shilling; even finer than the preceding.
'J 3642. Sixpence of the same series; very fine.
3643. Medal; obv., bust of Queen Anna; rev., a representa-
tion of the capture and burning of the Spanish fleet-
half crown size, fine and extremely rare.
214
VIGO COINS AND MEDALS, &C.
3644.
3645.
7 ^3646.
1/7 3647.
& ' ^ 3648.
if
3649.
3650.
3651.
/
3652.
77
3653.
77
3654.
77
3655.
3656.
6L#
3657.
o
3658.
Obverse, view of the naval battle in Vigo Bay in 1702;
rev., allegorical group; “ Incensa Gailor Classe Ilispan.
Opes Americ. Intercept;” eilge lettered; splendid
silver medal in the linest possible condition, extremely
rare, size 26.
Small medal struck to commemorate the same event;
obv.. the queen’s bust; rev., the battle, and inscrip-
tion similar to the last; brass, very fine, size, 15.
GOLD COINS.
“ C. Bechtler at Rutherford, 5 dollars; ” rev.^ “ Georgia
gold 22 carats, 128 G. ;” proof, extremely rare.
“A. Bechtler, 1 dol.;” rev., “ Carolina gold ; ” fine and
rare.
“Oregon Exchange Co., Native Gold 130, G. 5 D. ;”
rev., a beaver; “ R. M. T. A. W. R. G. S. T. O.,
1849;” in good condition and of excessive rarity.
Mormon Half Eagle, 1849; “ Holiness to the Lord ; ”
rare. •
Mormon Half Eagle, 1850; a variety; fine and rare.
Mormon Quarter Eagle, 1849; “ Holiness to the Lord;”
extremely rare.
California Gold, one dollar ; very fine.
California Octagon half dollar, 1877.
California octagon half dollar, 1870; proof.
California Half Dollar, 1873; proof.
California Quarter, 1873; proof.
California Quarter; octagon; 1870.
Another; different type; 1873.
FABRICATIONS.
/ / )~3659. Indian standing; “ Liber Natus Libertatem Defendo; ”
rev., eagle standing; “ Neo Eboracus, 1787;” silver,
very fine and rare.
3660. Obverse, same; rev., arms of New York- “ 1787; ” silver,
fine and very rare.
FABRICATIONS, &C.
215
3661.
3662.
3663.
3664.
3665.
3666.
366V.
3668.
3669.
3670.
3671.
3672.
3673.
3674.
Bust facing right; “George Clinton;” rev., arms of
New York; “Excelsior, 1787;” silver, very fine and
rare.
Indian standing; “ Inimica Tyrannis Americana; ” rev.,
“ Confederation, ” copper, very fine and scarce.
Obverse, same; but a different reverse; copper, equally
fine and scarce.
Copy of the “Non Dcpendens Status; ” copper proof.
Robinson’s Rosa Americana of 1733; silver proof, rare.
Copy of the New York Doubloon; proof, fine, gilt.
“Non Vi Virtute Vici;” rev., eagle; copper, very fine.
Sommer Islands; obv., a hog; rev., a ship; brass proof.
Idler’s copy of the Maryland Penny; silver, fine, rare.
Carolina Elephant piece, 1694; very fine.
Fugio; unique variety.
Massachusetts cent; arrows reversed; fine electrotype.
Higley copper ; fine electrotype.
James II. Tin Piece ; copy, silver plated, fine.
BUTTONS.
3675. Ancient and Honorable Artillery, 1638 ; brass, fine, 16.
3676. Another; smaller; brass, 9.
3677. Massachusetts button; Indian standing; brass, fine, 15.
/3 6 7 8 . Army button; eagle and shield.
3679. United States Army buttons; 4 varieties, all fine.
3680. Ancient Navy buttons; 5 varieties, all fine.
3681. Naval buttons; various sizes; all different, and all fine,
13 pieces.
3682. Officers’ buttons; Ordnance Department, and others;
all different, very fine, 5 pieces.
3683. Infantry and Artillery buttons ; all different, 5 pieces,
all fine.
3684. State Military buttons; Me., N. II., Vt., Mass., and
Conn; several revolutionary; 11 pieces.
3685. Confederate military buttons; cavalry, infantry,
artillery, “ C. S. A.;” all have been in use, and all of
Southern manufacture; good, 7 pieces.
216
BUTTONS, &C.
3687.
3688.
3689.
3690.
3691.
3692.
Confederate; state, military and police buttons; all
different and all fine, 18 pieces.
Military buttons ; various organizations; all fine, 8 pieces.
English naval button; brass, with bone back.
English military button; silver, with crown.
Rough and Ready buttons; bust of Taylor; fine and
rare, a pair.
Henry Clay button; brass, fine.
Antique button; basket work; curious, plated, 20.
MEDALS OF MARRIAGE AND FRIENDSHIP.
(//>
3693.
3695.
/
3696.
3697.
h" 3698.
Marriage medal; very beautiful design; “Give God
praise and wre shall be His holy children; ” silver, fine,
rare, 27.
Friendship medal; two doves; rev., a serpent, emblem
of eternity; “Thine forever.”
Obverse, joined figures suggestive of the two headed
girl; “By faith their bodies are joined;” rev., an
altar on which two hearts are burning; a curious and
very rare medal, in fine condition; silver, 29.
David and Jonathan; rev., a tree with two limbs twisted
together; “As these two are, be true to each other;”
silver, nearly proof, 22.
Love token; “ Love conquers savages; ” woman putting
a yoke on a man, the yoke strikingly like a pair of
horns; “ I have sold my liberty to my wife who com-
mands me; ” silver, very rare, 20.
GERMAN RELIGIOUS MEDALS.
A translation has been attempted of the German inscriptions on a few
of the following medals.
/ A 3699. Meeting of Jacob and Joseph; “He who honors his
father shall have joy, ” etc.; silver, a beautiful medal
by Looz, 22.
3700. The crucifixion; rev., man and child; “ Christ was made
obedient to his father even to his death ; ” a remark-
able and very ancient medal; silver, 30.
GERMAN RELIGIOUS MEDALS, &C.
217
3701.
' 3702.
3703.
/)
3704.
>/>
3705.
’ 3700.
^ 3707.
/y
S' 3708.
/ 3709.
The baptism of Christ; “ He baptized him in the name
of the Father,” etc. ; “He who believes and is bap-
tized,” etc.; date 1010; extremely fine and rare, 32.
Baptismal medal; “To day the Holy Ghost is born unto
you,” etc.; silver, nearly proof, 27.
“Three good things, Fear God, I)o right, and Dread
no one; ” rev., “ Three beautiful things, a noble birth,”
etc.; silver, nearly proof, 20.
David playing on the harp; rev., “ The fear of God,”
etc.; “ 1734;” silver, very fine, 25.
Obverse, The Last Supper; rev., Christ blessing little
children; a charming medal by Looz; silver, nearly
proof, rare, 27.
A Communion medal; The New Birth; silver, pierced,
otherwise fine; 24.
Bust of Christ; no inscription; rev., baptismal scene;
silver, very fine, 23.
Bust of St. Peter; “Sede Vacante 1088;” rev., “ Cas-
per Melchior Balthasar; ” silver, very fine and rare, 20.
Medal of the Fox and Raven; rev., moral lesson; silver
plated, fine, 17.
THE BELLEVILLE TOKENS.
Owing to the mixed character of the inscription and designs on these
tokens and to the fact that there is a Belleville in New Jersey and another
in Ontario, their origin has given rise to a good deal of discussion.
3710. Ahull; “A Friend to the Constitution;” rev., a ship
sailing to the right; “ Agriculture and Commerce.”
The finest I have ever seen, and rare.
371 1. Obv., like the last, rev., a bouquet similar to that on the
Un Sou Series; “T. D. Seaman, Butcher, Belleville.”
Very fine and rare.
3712. An eagle, with shield on which an anchor is depicted;
the whole surrounded by 13 stars; “T. Duseman,
Butcher, Belleville,” rev., bouquet much like the pre-
ceding; “Agriculture and Commerce, Bas Canada.”
Fine and very rare.
28
218
FENIAN MEDALS, &C.
FENIAN MEDALS.
>0
3713.
' 1 3714.
3715.
3716.
3717.
3718.
3719.
3720.
An eagle with Irish harp; on scrolls, “American manu-
factures and Ireland’s Independence, Solidarity;” rev.,
37 stars; “We purpose ’fore High Heaven Till Erin’s
chains are riven, For works by Britain made no more
with her we’ll trade.” Mr. Holland informs me that
this medal is of the highest rarity; that the dies were
lost when coming from England, only a few proofs
having been struck. Bronze, 24.
Obv., harp and implements of war. “ Patient dint and
powder’s shock can blast an Empire like a rock; ”
rev., “ Fenian Brotherhood, Erin go bragh.” Tin,
fine and exceedingly rare; 19.
Across; “ In hoc signo vinces. Fenian Brotherhood; ”
rev., a wreath of shamrocks surrounding a harp. Tin,
very fine, and as rare as the last; 17.
Ship sailing; “ F. B., Irish Republic;” rev., hands
clasped, 13 stars, etc.; “Ireland, America;” copper
proof, 18.
Medal of the Fenian parade, Mar. 17, 1874; tin proof;
rare, 20.
Medal of the Fenian parade, Mar. 17, 1875; rev., Liberty
seated; tin proof; 19.
“ In Honor of the Grand Parade, Mar. 17, 1874; ” rev.,
Philadelphia Cathedral; tin proof, 20.
Same as the last; tin proof; pierced, 20.
MEDALS OF NEGRO SOLDIERS.
3721. Soldiers charging a battery; “ U. S. Colored Troops; ”
rev., an oak wreath; “Distinguished for courage.
Campaign before Richmond, 1864;” silver proof,
with clasp, eagle’s claw, and ball, scarce, 26.
3722. Same; bronze proof without the clasp, 26.
3723. Liberty seated; rev., “Liberty and Union, 8th Regi-
ment, U. S. Colored Troops, 1863;” tin, very fine, 20.
A FEW FINE AND RARE COINS, &C.
219
>/>
3724.
'0
3725.
C 372G.
3727.
3728.
t'Q ,3729.
* 3730.
3731.
3732.
^ ^ 3733.
3734.
A FEW FINE AND RARE COINS, Ac.
Square plate dollar of Philip V. of Spain, 1733; very
fine and rare.
Spanish coins; “ Una Peseta,” of the Provisional Gov-
ernment, 1809; nearly proof.
English pattern Shilling of Charles II. ; proof impression
just touched by cabinet friction; very rare.
English shilling of Geo. II. ; 1758; uncirculated ; nearly
as fine as the last.
Half dime of 1848; curiously set in a metallic disc;
size 19.
Rust facing right, “Frider. II. D. G. Hass. Landg.
Han. Com.” From the silver naid bv Great Britain
for Hessian Troops in our Revolution. In perfectly
fine condition. Mr. Holland is my authority for stating
that but two of these coins are known.
Hammered half crown, of Belgium, 1735.
Shilling of Geo. III.; 1787; fine.
An Indian standing, with bow and tomahawk; rev.,
dilapidated cottage and church; broken die; rare.
The first American shop card; struck in 1587 for the
Dutch colonies in South America; obv., Indian shoot-
ing a captive; rev., arms and inscription. The whole
thing of very elaborate and curious design, in excellent
condition and believed to be unique; copper; size 25.
A beautiful medal by Looz, obv., Time fleeing before a
youth; rev., Time grasping and leading away a man
who seems to be crowned with laurel.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS, CON-
TINUED.
georqe b. McClellan.
3735. Chaplin’s McClellan Medal; bust at nearly full face;
“The Great American Hesitator, Themor ucri theles,”
etc.; leather, very fine and rare, 49.
220 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
3736.
/ ' 3737.
3738.
3739.
' 3740.
^ 3741.
3742.
& 3743.
3744.
fa
3745.
/7
3746.
/7
3747.
ZT
3748.
7*
3749.
9
3750.
/ 1 3751.
' 3752.
/o 3753.
Bust to left; “ The Union and the Constitution to be
preserved, no more arrests, cessation of hostilities,”
etc., electrotype copy, fine, 40.
Bust to left; rev., wreath; “Siege of Yorktown,” etc.,
long inscription in 10 lines; head of Washington
below; tin proof, 32.
Head to left on a sunken panel; rev., long inscription,
10 lines, relating to battles; tin, very fine, 31.
Head to left ; rev., “ Amore, Patria Belligerum ; ” bronze,
fine, scarce, 28.
Bust to left, laureated in Roman style; judging from
the medal the General’s face was badly scarred; trial
impression from a die; tin, 28.
Bust to left; rev., “ Cheat Mountain,” etc.; tin, fine, 24.
Bust to left, within a wreath; rev., “ We can ask no
higher honor,” etc., bronze proof, 22.
Obverse, same ; rev., “The fall of Sumter will be
avenged;” bronze proof, 22.
Bust at three quarters face; rev., eagle; “One flag and
one Union, now and forever;” tin proof, 22.
Obverse, same; rev., Bombardment of Fort Sumter;
silver proof, rare, 22.
Obverse, same; rev., “The Avar of 1861-2-3-4;” a sol-
dier’s medal; tin proof, 22.
Obverse, same; rev., “The War of 18G1-62 and 63,”
copper, 22.
Head to left; rev., “Nec Querere, Nec Spernere llono-
rem;” bronze proof, 22.
Bust to right; “Gun Boat McClellan;” rev., “I’ll be
big Injun in 1877;” silver proof, rare, 20.
Head to left; rev., “ The hope of the Nation; “ copper,
fine, 20.
Bust to left; rev., engraved, “II. E. Bacon;” soldier’s
medal; tin, poor, 19.
Bust at three quarters face; rev., “My Country I am
sworn to defend;” type metal, fine, 20.
Military bust to left; rev., “ The hope of the Union;”
tin, fine, 20.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 221
51754.
3755.
3750.
3757.
0 3758.
’ 3750.
A 3700.
A 3701.
* 3762.
j' 3763.
^ 3704.
^ 3765.
f 3700.
3707.
V 3768.
d 3709.
^ 3670.
' 3771.
3773.
1 3774.
0 3775.
Bust at three quarters face; rev., “ War of 1801 & 02;”
tin, fine, 22.
Bust to left; rev., “ The People’s choice, 1804;” tin,
fine, 20.
Bust to left; “McClellan for President, 1804;” rev.,
flag, eagle, drum, etc.; nickel, fine, 19.
Bust to left; rev., Key’s card; copper, fine, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., Moulton; tin, fine, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., “ Democratic Candidate for Pre-
sident;” tin proof, 18.
Bust to right; rev., “The People’s choice for President,
1864; ” copper proof, 20.
Obverse, same; rev., same, but date not fixed; copper
proof, 20.
Bust to left; rev., scroll; “Democratic Candidate,”
etc. ; copper proof, 1 8.
Bust to left; rev., Head of Washington; “The Union
must,” etc.; copper, fine, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., same design differently treated;
gilt, fine, 18.
Bust to left; rev., “ First in the hearts of his soldiers; ”
copper, fine, 20.
Bust to left; rev., eagle, shield, flags, etc.; “United
States army, Liberty and Union;” copper proof, 20.
Bust to left; “ War of 1861 ; ” rev., plain ; brass, fine, 1 9.
Bust to left; “War of 1861;” soldier’s medal, brass,
fine, 18.
Bust to left; rev., card of F. C. Key; tin proof, 18.
Small bust to left; rev., like the last; tin proof, 18.
Bust to left; rev., eagle; “ The Union must,” etc. ; brass,
fine, 15.
Bust to left; rev., drums, flags, etc.; brass, fine, 14.
McClellan on horseback; “Little Mac for President,
Spades are Trumps; ” rev., incused; copper, very fine
and rare, 12.
Bust to left; “General G. B. McClellan;” rev., eagle;
“United States copper;” copper, fine, 13.
Obverse, same; rev., card of John Engel; copper proof,
13.
222 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
^ 3776.
^ 3777.
^ 3778.
3779.
t*
3780.
/v
O
3781.
3782.
/#
3783.
//'
3784.
3785.
3786.
o
3787.
/t
3788.
z.r
3789.
yt
3790.
6
3791.
3792.
"/tt r
3793.
>'3794.
V 3795.
Obverse, same; rev., card, J. Mahnken; copper, fine, 13.
Obverse, same; rev., card, ,T. Brennan; copper, fine, 13.
Bust to left; “For President, George B. McClellan;”
rev., head to right; “For Vice President, lion. J. H.
Pendleton;” copper, fine, rare, 13.
Obverse, similar; rev., “Knickerbocker currency;”
silver, very fine and rare, 13.
Bust to left; “Peninsular Campaign;” rev., plain; gilt
proof, 13.
Bust to left; rev., wreath and shield; copper proof, 13.
Bust to left; rev., “ Army and Navy; ” copper, fine, 13.
Bust to left; rev., engraved, “ Alexander Burnes, Colored
Vols;” copper, fine, 13.
Head to right; “ The medal of G. B. McClellan; copper,
fine, 13.
Military bust facing left; trial proof from a die; tin,
fine, 18.
Bust to left; “ Little Mack; ” copper, fine 13.
Indian head; rev., “McClellan medal;” copper, fine,
13.
Head to left with 13 stars; rev., “Union, Peace, Pros-
perity;” brass, pierced, fine and rare, 10.
Military bust facing left; rev., flags, etc.; enclosed in
glass in locket form; very fine, rare, 12.
Oval Pin or Badge; bust facing left; “The People’s
choice;” nickel, fine, 20X15.
McClellan Badge; shield shaped, with bust facing right;
silver plated, very fine, 16.
Ferrotypes of McClellan and Pendleton.
Head to right; “The medal of G. B. McClellan; copper,
13.
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
J
Military bust facing left; “ Major General Ulysses S:
Grant. Joint resolution of Congress, December 17,
1863;” rev., “Vicksburg, Chattanooga,” etc. ; splendid
bronze proof, 64.
Bust three quarter face, to right; “ General U. S. Grant,
Ilugues Bovy Fecit, Geneve (Suisse) ; ” rev., “ ‘ I intend
to fight it out on this line if it takes all summer.’
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 1:23
3790.
1 3797.
3798.
0 3799.
'' 3800.
^ 3801.
6" 3802.
3803.
3804.
/ 3805.
3806.
' 3807.
Patient of toil, serene amidst alarms, inflexible in faith,
invincible in arms; ” Mr. Cogan states that this was the
first medal of Grant, struck by the Swiss Republican
Club, and not being satisfactory, the die was destroyed;
bronze proof, exceedingly rare. Purchased by Mr.
Holland at the Sanford sale for $45; 38.
Bust to left; rev., like the last; dies by the same artist;
The Swiss Republican medal; bronze proof, 38.
Head to right; emblems of Peace; “United States of
America, Liberty, Justice and Equality; ‘Let us have
Peace; ’ ” rev., the globe, the Bible, and implements of
husbandry; “ On earth, Peace, good will towards
men; ” splendid silver proof, weighs over 4 ounces, 41.
Bust to right; rev., “Inaugurated President of the
United States, March 4, 1869; ” tin proof, 32.
Head facing right; rev., “ Liberty the true foundation
of human government; ” silver proof, 29.
Bust to right; “The Oceans united by Railway, May
10, 1869.” Pacific Railroad medal; silver proof, 29.
Busts of Grant and Colfax, facing left, by Sigel; rev.,
“National Union Candidates 1869; 1873;” tin, very
fine, 24.
Head to right, surrounded by a wreath; “Lieut. Gen.
U. S. Grant;” rev., shields and flags; a war medal;
copper proof, 25.
Head to right; rev., “Grant and Colfax, Grant invinci-
ble; ” silver proof, 20.
Bust to right, within a wreath; rev., “The People’s
choice for President, 1868;” silver proof, 20.
Obverse, same; rev., “Grant and Colfax; ” tin, fine, 20.
Head facing left; “ Let us have Peace; ” rev., head of
Colfax to left; “Liberty and loyalty;” silver, fine,
20.
Bust to left, with 13 stars; rev., “The morning of the
Republic, 1868f” silver proof, 20.
Bust to left; rev., “I propose to move immediately on
your works; ” silver plated, a shell or box, very fine,
20.
3808.
224 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
3809.
/#
3810.
/o
3811.
26
3812.
3813.
/#
3814.
46
$F
3815.
3816.
3817.
4f
3818.
IF
3819.
/F
3820.
/F
3821.
JF
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3823.
(o
3824.
/F
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3825.
3826.
/6
3827.
3828.
Bust to right ; Volunteer’s Reception medal, New York,
1865; tin, tine, 20.
Bust to left; rev., “The hope of the Nation;” tin,
proof, 20.
Obverse, same; rev., “Soldiers, Statesmen and Patriots,
Matchen;” tin, fine, 20.
Obverse, same; reverse, “First in the hearts of his
soldiers;” tin, fine, 20.
Bust to right; “General U. S. Grant;” rev., bust of
Colfax to right; “Grant and Colfax, the People’s
choice,” etc.; silver proof, 20.
Obverse, same; rev., “Republican candidate for Presi-
dent, 1872;” brass, fine, 20.
Bust to left; rev., Dickeson’s safe; tin, fine, 20.
Bust to left; rev., “The will of the People is the law of
the land;” tin proof, very thick planchet, 20.
Bust to left; rev., eagle, flags, etc., “ U. S.,” in the
centre; nickel, fine, 20.
Bust to left; rev., “I intend to fight it out,” etc.;
copper proof, 21.
Bust to right; rev., “Capture of Richmond;” copper
proof, 20.
Obverse, same; rev., a sun, a plain centre; copper
proof, 20.
Bust to left; “ President U. S. Grant;” rev., bust of
Henry Wilson, facing left; tin proof, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., “Surrender of General Lee to
General Grant;” tin proof, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., “ Republican Candidate;” tin, fine,
18.
Bust to left; rev., “ In honor of the 15th Amendment;”
tin proof, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., Key’s card; brass proof, 18.
Bust at three quarters face; “ General LT. S. Grant, 1869.
‘ I intend to fight it out,’ ” etc.; copper, fine, 18.
Bust of Colfax, full face; rev., “Loyalty shall govern
the Nation; ” copper, fine, 18.
Bust of Grant and Colfax facing left; rev., “Let us
have peace; ” copper proof, 18.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 225
3829. Bust to left; rev., head of Washington; clouds, stars,
etc.; gilt, very tine, 18.
3830. Bust to left; “Lieut. Gen. U. S. Grant;” rev., “Sur-
render of General Lee;” copper proof, 18.
3831. Bust to left; “ Gen. U. S. Grant; ” rev., “ Surrender of
General Lee;” copper proof, on very thick planchet,
18.
3832. Obverse, same; rev., “Republican Candidate,” etc.; tin
proof, 18.
3833. Bust to left; “ President U. S. Grant; ” rev., “ In honor
of the 15th Amendment, Proclamation issued,” etc.;
copper proof, 18.
3834. Busts to right; rev., “Grant and Colfax the People’s
choice,” etc.; tin, line, 18.
3835. Bust to right; rev., “ Patient of toil, serene amidst alarms,
inflexible in faith, invincible inarms;” bronze proof,
16.
3836. Bust to right; struck over a United States cent of 1850;
copper, fine, 18.
3837. Busts of Grant and Colfax at nearlv full face; rev.,
w 7 7
“Truth is powerful and will prevail;” tin, fine, rare,
1 hr
1 / .
3838. Bust to right; “Gen. U. S. Grant our next President,”
etc.; gilt proof, 16.
3839. Small busts of Grant and Colfax facing left; rev.,
“ Grant and Colfax;” rubber, fine, 20.
3840. Bust to left, “ For President, U. S. Grant;” rev., eagle;
“ For Vice President, II. Wilson;” silver proof, scarce,
15.
3841. Bust to left; rev., “ I propose to move;” etc.; brass,
fine, 15.
3842. Bust to right; “ Vicksburg, July, 4, 1863 ; ” rev., eagle;
“Victory;” copper, fine, 15.
3843. Bust to left; rev., eagle and flags; gilt, proof, 13}.
3844. Bust to right; rev., “To him that hath shall be given,”
etc., “ Civis Edinburgensis. Her youngest burgess;”
gilt proof, 13}.
3845. Bust to left ; “Grant;” rev., bust to left; “Colfax;”
plated, fine, 13}.
29
226 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
3846.
/0
3847.
3848.
3849.
■'■t 3850.
3851.
' 0 3852.
/ 3853.
7 3854.
/ J 3855.
7 3856.
/ 7 3857.
3858.
- i 3859.
7 3860.
3861.
7# 3862.
7# 3863.
3864.
^ 3865.
Bust to right; rev., “ Pure aluminum ; ” fine, scarce, 13.
Bust to left; small mint medal; bronze proof, 13.
Head to left; rev., “ Lieut. Gen.,” etc., silver proof, 13.
Grotesque head to left; rev., head of Liberty; no in-
scription; copper, scarce, 13.
Bust to left; rev., bust of Washington facing; copper,
fine, 13.
Obverse, same; rev., “ For President,” etc., tin, fine, 13.
Bust to right; rev., bust of Colfax at three quarters
face; gilt, a shell, very fine, rare, 15.
Bust to left, “For President IT. S. Grant, 1868,” rev.,
miniatures of Grant and Colfax; a badge, with eagle
and pin; silver plated, very fine, 22.
Bust to left; no inscription; rev., Grant. “ I propose to
fight,” etc., a badge with eagle and pin; silver plated,
fine, 22.
Bust to right; rev., “ The People’s choice for Presi-
dent; a badge with eagle and pin; silver plated, very
fine, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., bust to left; “Schuyler Colfax;”
a badge with eagle and pin; silver plated, fine, 20.
Bust to left; rev., miniatures of Grant and Colfax;
badge, with shield and pin; shield inscribed, “Gloria
excelsis Dei; ” silver plated, very fine, 22.
“ Grant and Colfax, Union, Liberty and Peace, Repub-
lican Parade;” brass, fine, 16.
Obverse, Grant; rev., Colfax; tin medal, set in plated
rim ; very fine, 16.
Ferrotype of Grant; with eagle and pin.
A ring shaped medal; obv., “Ulysses S. Grant, 1869;”
rev., “Schuyler Colfax; ” copper, fine, 16.
Bust to left; rev., “ Proclamation issued Mar. 30, 1870;”
a medal with eagle and pin; tin, fine, 17.
Busts of Grant and Colfax facing each other; rev., plain;
unique, trial proof, tin, fine, 18.
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
Busts of Seymour and Blair facing right; rev., “Na-
tional Democratic candidates;” tin, very fine, 24.
Bust to left; rev., bust of Blair to left; silver proof, 20.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 227
3866.
3867.
'A
3868.
V)
3869.
; 3870.
V 3871.
“ 3872.
4 3873.
>' 3874.
3875.
3876.
/ 3877.
3878.
n 3879.
3880.
3881.
' 3882.
3883.
3884.
0 3885.
Bust at full face; rev., star; “No north, no south,”
etc.; silver proof, 20.
Bust facing; rev., “White men to govern,” etc.; tin,
fine, 20.
Bust to right; card of F. C. Key; tin proof, 18.
Busts of Seymour and Blair facing left ; rev., “ General
amnesty, uniform currency,” etc.; copper proof, 18.
Bust to right; rev., scroll; “Democratic Candidate for
President,” etc. ; silver proof, 18.
Bust to right; rev., drums and flags; “ 1864; ” copper
proof, 12.
Bust to left; rev., eagle; tin, fine, 13.
Bust to left, “Seymour;” rev., bust to left; “Blair;”
silver plated, fine, 13.
Bust facing right; rev., “Seymour and Blair;” rubber,
fine, 20.
Ferrotypes of Seymour and Blair, in enameled frame;
medal form; 18.
Medal of Seymour and Blair, in gilt frame; 16.
Bust of Seymour at three quarters face; rev., Miniatures
of Seymour and Blair; silver plated, 22.
Bust of Seymour to left; bust of Blair to right; a shell;
silver plated, 20.
Bust of Seymour, at three quarters face; bust of Blair,
facing right; a shell; gilt, 15.
Bust to right; no inscription; rev., “ For President,
Horatio Seymour, 1868;” copper proof, 12.
Obverse, same; rev., card of Stoner & Shroyer; brass,
fine, 12.
HORACE GREELEY.
Head facing left; “Horace Greeley;” rev., “ Candidate
for President of the Liberal Republicans 1872;”
copper proof, 20.
Obverse, same; rev., “The honest old farmer of Chap-
paqua,” etc., brass proof, 20.
Bust to left; “ Horace Greeley; ”rev., bust to right; “ B.
Gratz Brown;” tin proof, 18.
Obverse, same; rev., “ Democratic Candidate for Presi-
dent;” tin proof, 18.
228 PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED.
' 3886.
3887.
3888.
3889.
389( .
3891.
3892.
1 ■ 3893.
3894.
7 i 3895.
3896.
CO 3897.
f 3898.
- 3899.
'0 3900.
3901.
3902.
Obverse, same; rev., “Liberal Republican Candidate
for President;” tin proof, 18.
Bust to right; rev., “Universal Amnesty, revenue
reform,” etc. ; bronze proof, 16.
Same as the last, but attached by a ring, to a rooster
and pin; tin, fine, 16.
Bust facing right; rev., “Universal Amnesty, Impartial
Suffrage;” silver proof, rare; Parker sale $5 ; 16.
Bust at nearly full face; “ For President, “ 1872; ” rev.,
incused; tin plate, fine, 18.
Ferrotype of Greeley, with eagle and pin.
Bust facing; “For President, Horace Greeley;” rev.,
miniatures of Greeley and Brown; silver plated, 22.
Bust to right; “The sage of Chappaqua;” rev., eagle;
“ Greeley and Brown Amnesty; ” brass, good; Parker
sale $3; 15.
Model of Greeley’s old white hat; with pin.
Another model of Greeley’s hat, with the improvement
of a black band.
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
Bust to left, three quarters face;” “Centennial 1876,
America;” rev., bust of Wheeler, three quarters face;
silver, or silver plated, fine, 20.
Similar to the last, but with Centennial date omitted;
brass, fine, 20.
Like the first described; but both Hayes and Wheeler,
owing to some fault in striking, seem totally destitute
of cheek; copper, 20.
Bust of Wheeler at three quarters face; “ For Vice Presi-
dent,” etc.; rev., plain; copper, 20.
Bust of Wheeler facing, nearly surrounded by stars;
rev., “ Republican Candidate for Vice President, U. S.
A.;” silver proof, 20.
Bust of Hayes to right; rev., bust of Wheeler to right;
tin, fine, 14.
Bust of Hayes to left; no inscription; rev., “President
R. B. Hayes, Vice President, W. A. Wheeler, 1876;”
silver proof, rare, 16.
PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL MEDALS CONTINUED. 229
3903.
3904.
: 3905.
3900.
4 3907.
3908.
0 3909.
Y 3910.
6 3911.
3912.
=> 3913.
3914.
Bust to right; rev., “Hayes and Wheeler;” silver
proof, 16.
Bust to left; “ Honest money, honest government ; ” rev.,
bust of Wheeler at three quarters face; silver proof,
rare, 19.
Head to right; “ R. B. Hayes for President;” rev., in-
cused but covered with ornamental work; silver proof,
rare, 17.
Busts of Hayes and Wheeler facing right ; struck on
a shield shaped badge, with ring, clasp and pin ; clasp
inscribed “Our choice;” silver plated, very fine,
24X18.
Ferrotype of Hayes; “Our centennial President;” a
pin or badge; 22X18.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
Bust at three quarters face ; “Centennial 1876, Amer-
ica;” rev., bust of Hendricks; silver, or silverplated,
fine, 20.
Bust of Tilden at nearly full face; rev., “National
Democratic Republican Candidate;” tin proof, 20.
Bust at three quarters face; “Democratic Party died
of Tildenopathy ; ” Tilden’s sore toe medal; silver
proof, rare, 20.
Bust at three quarters face ; “ The aggressive leader of
reform;” rev., bust of Hendricks; silver proof, rare,
15.
Bust to right; “For President,” etc.; rev., bust of
Hendricks to right ; tin, fine, 14.
Bust at nearly full face; “Tilden;” rev., bust facing;
“Hendricks.” This piece seems to be in hard soap,
16.
An oval, silver plated badge, with bust of Tilden facing
left; incused, 21 X 16.
AUTOGRAPHS, &c.
Abbreviations : A. L. S., Autograph Letter Signed ; L. S., Letter Signed •
D. S., Document Signed ; S., Signature.
' 3915. Adams, John Quincy — Frank.
230
AUTOGRAPHS, &C.
'■ ’ 3916.
3917.
/ 3918.
' 3919.
3920.
3921.
i 3922.
/ 3923.
/ 3924.
& 3925.
- 3926.
1 3927.
3928.
/ 3929.
/ 3930.
3931.
/ 3932.
1 3983.
/ 3934.
/ 3935.
Albert, Prince. Letter as President of the Royal Com-
mission, to Edward Riddle, U. S. Commissioner to the
World’s Fair, London, 1851. Folio, 2 pp. L. S.
Allen, William, Pres. Dartmouth College. 4to, 1 p.,
1819. A. L. S.
Adams, W. S., Hotel Proprietor; certificate of Daniel
E. Groux’s Proficiency as Head Cook. 4to, 1 p., 1848.
A. L. S.
Bradford, Rev. John. Fob, 1 p., 1807. A. D. S.
Buffum, John, Baltimore merchant. 4to, 1 p., 1807.
A. L. S.
Brinley, Edward, Numismatist. 8vo, 1 p., 1856. A. L. S.
Bacon, Leonard. 8vo, 1 p., 1870. A. L. S.
Baron, John, Baltimore merchant. Receipt for Marquis
Yrup. 1 p., 4to, 1803. A. L. S.
Bartlett, William. Receipt for $3,342.40. 1 p., folio,
1805. A. L. S.
Barnum, P. T. A characteristic letter , developing a
notable advertising scheme. 3 pp., 8vo, 1870. A.
L. S.
Barnum, P. T. Letter to Prof. Groux; rather snappish
for the genial Barnum. 1 p., 8vo, 1854. A. L. S.
Brownlow, John, Fredericksburg merchant. 1 p., 4to,
1813. A. L. 8.
Bradstreet, Nathaniel. Interesting letter concerning a
surgical case. 1 p., fob, 1824. A. L. 8.
Baum, John, Eminent Surgeon. Certificate of character.
1 p., 4to, 1810. A. D. S.
Bomford, G., Cob U. S. A. 4to, 2 pp., 1827-28. 2 L.
S.
Bulkeley, John, Merchant at Lisbon. 4 mercantile
letters and documents, 1803-9.
Castro, Henry, and I). J. Groux. Contract in French.
2 pp., 4to, 1851.
Clay, C. M., “Never fear to defend the innocent.”
Cooke, Benjamin F., Boston lawyer, and Frank Tukey,
noted thief catcher. 2 pp., 8vo. A. L. S.
Choate, John, Judge of Probate. Certificate of a divi-
sion of an estate in Newbury, 1762. 2 pp., fob A.
D. S.
AUTOGRAPHS, &C.
231
3936. Clairborne, William C. C., Gov. of La. Notice to the
Sec. of War, of draft for extra services. 1 p., 4to,
1804. A. L. S.
3937. Custis, George Washington Park. 4to, 2 pp., 1803.
A. L. S.
3938. Codman, John, Boston merchant. 4to, 1802. 2 A. L. S.
3939. Codman, William, Boston lawyer. 2 pp., 4to, 1800.
A. L. S.
3940. Carey, James, Baltimore merchant. 4to, 1802-3. 5
A. L. S.
3941. Cozine, John, 2 pp., fob, 1794. A. L. S.
3942. Coffin, Joseph, Town Clerk, Newbury, Mass. Extract
from the records, with plan, 1763.
3943. Cuyler, Theodore L. 1 p., 8vo. A. L. S.
3944. Clarke, James Freeman. 1 p., 8vo, 1870. A. L. S.
394;>. Caserney, Jackville. Certificate of character for Daniel
Groux. 2 pp., 8vo, Hamburg, 1837. A. D. S.
3946. Cocke, Buller, and Lewis Deblois. Lease of a house in
Washington, Sept., 1811, and 7 Receipts. 8 pcs. A.
D. S.
3947. Cocke, Buller. Letter to Lewis Deblois. 3 pp., 4to,
1821. A. L. S.
3948. Duckworth, F. Certificate to Daniel J. Groux. 1 p.,
4to; Geneva, 1840. A. D. S.
3949. Donegana, J. M., Hotel Proprietor, Montreal. Certifi-
cate of Mr. Groux’s efficiency as Head Cook. 1 p.,
4to; Montreal, 1846. A. D. S.
3950. Davis, Garrett. A. D. S.
3951. Dana, James B., Chemist. 8vo, 1 p., 1870. A. L. S.
3952. Derby, John, Merchant at Salem, 1765. A. D. S.
3953. Davidson, J., Cashier U. S. Bank, Washington. 1 p.,
4to, 1810. A. L. S.
3954. Deblois, Gilbert. Power of Attorney; Boston, 1789.
2 pp. A. D. S.
3955. Deblois, Gilbert, Loyalist, refugee in England. Long
letter to his wife on family matters ; dated Fulham,
March 31, 1780. 3 pp., 4to. A. L. S.
3956. Deblois, George. Letterto Gilbert Deblois, congratulat-
ing him on his return to Boston. 3 pp., folio, 1787.
A. L. S.
AUTOGRAPHS, &C.
232
y 3957. Deblois, Lewis, son of Gilbert. 1 p., 4to; Phila., 1793.
A. L. S.
' 3958. Deblois, Lewis. Bill of sale of Tristram Dalton’s furni-
ture, sold at sheriff’s sale. 4 pp., fol. Washington,
1799. A very interesting paper. A. D. S.
/ 3959. Deblois, Lewis, Receipt for U. S. Bank Stock. 4to, 1 p.,
1809. A. D. S.
3960. Deblois, Lewis. Oath subscribed as officer of the customs,
Boston. 2 autographs of H. A. S. Dearborn. 2 pp.,
fol., 1817. A. D. S.
3961. Deblois, Lewis. Letter and account of Purser, IT. S. N.
2 pp., 4to, 1816. A. D. S.
/ 3962. Deblois, Lewis, and Louis Osmont. Charter party. 4
pp., fob, 1794. A very handsome paper. A. D. S.
/ 3963. Dalton, Tristram, one of the commissioners appointed
by Washington to lay out the National capital. 1 p.,
4to, 1792. A. D. S.
I 3964. Dalton, Tristram. 1 p., 4to ; Newbury, 1793. A. L. S.
3965. Dalton, Tristram. Account as Revenue Inspector at
Boston, with the IT. S., 1815. 2 pp., fob A. D. S.
3966. Dalton, Tristram. List of officers in Surveyor’s and In-
spector’s office, Boston, 1816. 1 p., fob A. D. S.
3967. Dalton, Tristram. 4to, 2 pp., Salem, 1814. A. L. S.
/ 3968. Dalton, Katharine, daughter of Tristram ; Her last will
and testament; Oct. 28, 1800; witnessed by Lewis,
and James S. Deblois, and others. 2 pp., folio. A.
D. S.
/ 3969. Dalton, Katharine. Copy of T. Dalton’s letter. 2 pp.,
fob, 1807.
/ 3970. Dalton, Katharine. Indented deed of exchange with
Daniel Carroll, of lands in Washington city. 2
autographs of Tristram Dalton, and others. 4 pp.,
fob, 1801. D. S.
3971. Dearborn, II. A. S. 8vo, 2 pp., 1805. 2 A. L. S.
3972. Faithfull, Emily, Editor of Victoria. 3 pp., 8vo, 1873.
A. L. S.
3973. Evans, Edward, London auctioneer. Letter to John
Allan accompanying a box, carved from the wood of
233
AUTOGRAPHS, &C.
Hernes’s oak; with long quotation from “Merry Wives
of Windsor.” 4to, 1 p., 1843. A. L. S.
f 3974. Foster, Leonard, Inventor. 4to, 1 p., 1814. A. L. S.
/ 3975. Fairfield, John, merchant. 1 p., 4to, Salem, 1805.
A. L. S.
^ 3970. Forbes, John M., Consul General, Copenhagen. 4to, 2
pp., 1818. I). S.
^ 3977. Frankland, Agnes, wife of Sir Henry Frankland, once
collector of the Port of Boston. In excellent condition
and most desirable. 4 pp., 4to, 1781. A. L. S.
Few works of fiction equal in romantic incidents, the true story of
the life of Lady Frankland. A bare footed girl in a Marblehead inn ;
educated by Sir Henry ; lived as his mistress for many years ; rejected by
society in Boston, and by his family in England ; rescued her husband
from death, when engulfed by the great earthquake at Lisbon ; married to
Sir lion ry , both by Protestant and Catholic forms; received with honor by
his family in England ; returned to America; on the breaking out of the
Revolution was banished ; returned again to England, a refugee, and still
a patriot ; surviving her husband, married again, and died at Chichester.
Her letters are almost unknown. This, which treats of family affairs in
Boston and in England, was addressed to her triend, Mrs. Gilbert Deblois.
I 3978. Green, Jesse, General. 2 pp., fob, 1809. A. L. S.
I 3979. Goodwin, M. J. Letter to Howard Payne. 2 pp., 8vo.*
A. L. S.
/ 3980. 'Gannett, Ezra S., Clergyman. 2 pp., 8vo, 1870. A.L. S.
3981. Gallatin, Albert, Sec. of Treasury. Letter to Mr. Madi-
son. 1 j)., 4to, A. L. S.
3982. Gough, John B., 2 pp., 8vo, 1871. A. L. S.
! 3983. Green, Nathaniel, Iieg. of Deeds for Suffolk Co., Mass.
Attested copy qf a deed of the estate of Gilbert Deblois,
ik
confiscated by act of the commonwealth. 2 pp., fob,
1789. A. D. S.
3984. Grcenleaf, James. To Tristram Dalton. 4 pp., 4to,
1794. A. L. S.
3985. Gill, Moses, Lieut. Gov. of Mass. Commission to
Michael Hobbs as Notary Public. State and notorial
seals, and various autographs. 3 pp., fob, 1799.
3986. Greeley, Horace, To Edward Riddle. 2 pp., 4to, 1851.
A. L. S.
3987. Greeley, Horace, 1 p., 8vo, 1871. A. L. S.
3988. Groux, T. 1). Petition to the King of Sweden. 3 pp.,
fob, Stockholm, 1834. I). S.
30
AUTOGRAPHS, &C.
234
/ 3989.
/ 3990.
' 3991.
- 3992.
3993.
/ 3994.
1 3995.
o /,
3996.
*3997.
3998.
1 3999.
; 4000.
4001.
/ 4002.
/ 4003.
' 4004.
> 4005.
/ 4006.
/ 4007.
4008.
Gray, William, Merchant at Salem. Letters relating to
commercial and business matters. 4to, 1793-1804. 5
A. L. S.
Gray, Henry, Merchant, Salem. 1 p., 4to, 1807. A. L. S.
Groux, Daniel Edward, otherwise Daniel Jacques,
Numismatist, Cook, Professor, Valet and Adventurer.
A bundle of letters, documents, etc., selected from the
papers of Daniel E. Groux; comprising letters by him
and from him, lists of pledged goods, schedules of
property, and many things too numerous to particu-
larize ; in all 67 pieces.
Hull, Isaac, Commodore. Receipts on account of pay.
4 pieces, 1817-18. D. S.
Hull, Isaac. Account with Lewis Deblois, pay-master.
Hill, Asa, Postmaster, Boston. Dunning letter to Com.
Hull. 1 p., 4to, 1817. A. L. S.
Hayes, Judah. 1 p., 4to, 1805. A. L. S.
Holmes, Oliver Wendell. Private. 2 pp., 8vo, 1870.
A. L. S.
Ingraham, T. Concerning a quarrel with Lewis Deblois.
Very sharp. 1 p., folio, 1793. A. L. S.
Johonnot, Francis, Merchant. 1 p., 4to, 1810. A. L. S.
Jones, Isaac. 1 p., 4to, 1813. A. L. S.
Jefferson, Thomas. 1 p., 4to, 1804. Note of six lines
in the third person.
Kemble, Gouverneur, Proprietor of West Point
Foundry. Concerning cannon for the government.
2 pp., 4to, 1825. 2 A. L. S.
Labagh, Isaac. Bill to Judea Hayes, New York, 1762.
Lawrence, Abbott, Minister to England. 1 p., 4to, 1851.
A. L. S.
Lawrence, Abbott. Note size, 1851. A. L. S.
Lloyd, James. 1 p., 4to, 1814. A. L. S.
Lufborough, Nathan, comptroller of the Treasury. 4to,
1 p., 1814. A. L. S.
Laughton, William. 1 p., 4to, 1813. Facetious. A. L.
S.
Latrobe, B. W., Supt. of construction of the White
House. Requests a dozen lemons and a demijohn filled
^4009.
7 4010.
1 4011.
/ 4012.
/ 4013.
/ 4014.
/ 4015.
j" 4010.
7 4017.
/ 4018.
f 4019.
/ 4020.
/ 4021.
/ 4022.
/ 4023.
/ 4024.
^ 4025.
7 4026.
7 4027.
7 4028.
4029.
' 4030.
4031.
AUTOGRAPHS, &C. 235
with switchell , such as they use in congress. 2 pp.,
4to, 1809. A. L. S.
McDougal, Alexander, Revolutionary general. 1 p.,
folio; dated Head Quarters Pecks Kill, 1779. A. L. S.
McKean, Thomas. 3 pp., 4to, 1807. A. L. S.
Morrill, Lott M. 1. p., 8vo. A. L. S.
Madison, Dolly P. 1 p., 4to ; signed by initials; and
franked by James Madison. A. L. S.
Madison, Dolly P. 1 p., 4to, 1814; initials only. A.
L. S.
Macomb, Alex. 1 p., 4to, 1792. A. L. S.
Macdaniel, Ezl. 2 pp., 4to, 1824. A. L. S.
Morse, Samuel S. B. Concerning his invention of the
telegraph. 1 p., 8vo, 1872. A. L. S.
Miner, A. A. 2 pp., 8vo, 1870. A. L. S.
Mason, J. T. Sketch for Katharine Dalton’s will, made
in 1800. 1 p., fob A. D.
McClary, Andrew. 1 p., 4to, 1809. A. L. S.
McCleary, S. F. License to Daniel E. Groux to exhibit
his museum of medals, etc., in Bostou. 1 p., 1847.
A. D. S.
Morris, Israel. Indenture with Elias Boudinot. Has
the autographs of Richard Peters, and Esther Reed.
3 pp., fob, 1800. In the hand writing of Judge Peters.
Murray, Mary. Letter to Gilbert Deblois. 2 pp., 4to,
1790. A. L. S.
Morris, N., Navy Department. 2 pp., 4to, 1805. A.
L. S.
Monroe, Thomas. Ip., 4to; Washington, 1805. A. L. S.
Martin, James, Clerk of the Court. A writ, ordering
the arrest of John Wicks, issued by the Supreme Court,
at Providence, R. I., in the Reign of George II. 4 pp.,
fob, 1738. A. D. S.
Nelson, S. 2 pp., 8vo, 1870. A. L. S.
Pearce, Gideon, Office seeker. 2 pp., 4to, 1812. A. L. S.
Perkins, T. II. 4 pp., fob, 1806. A. L. S.
Peabody, George, Banker. 1 p., 4to; London, 1856.
A. L. S.
Pierce, Franklin, Pres. U. S. A. 1 p., 4to, 1857. A. L. S.
Peabody, Rev. A. P. 2 pp., 8vo, 1870. A. L. S.
236
AUTOGRAPHS, &C.
1 4032.
' 4033.
/ 4034.
7 " 4035.
7 4036.
I 4037.
' 4038.
7 4039.
1 4040.
4041.
/ 4042.
1 4043.
/ 4044.
/ 4045.
! 4046.
/ 4047.
7 4048.
/ 4049.
/ 4050.
/ 4051.
Redington, Thomas R. Recommendation of Daniel J.
Groux. 8vo, 1 p. ; Islington, 1836. A. D. S.
Roach, George, & Co. Commercial Circular, Liverpool,
1809.
Randle, George. Deposition, beautifully engrossed, and
, interesting, as it relates to the depreciation of the
French Assignats. 3 pp., 4to; Liverpool, 1801. D.S.
Ramsey, Edward de. Aid-de-camp to the Emperor of
Russia. Contract with Daniel Groux. 1 }>., fob; St.
Petersburg, 1833. D. S.
Southard, Samuel L., Sec. of the Navy. 4to, 1 p., 1833.
A. D. S.
Simpson, George, Cashier Bank of United States. 1 p.,
4to, 1801. A. L. S.
Stile, John, Jr., merchant. 1 p., 4to., Phil., 1800. A.
L. S.
Smith, R., Navy Department. 1 p., 4to, 1802. A. L. S.
Smith, R. 2 p., 4to, 1808. A. L. S.
Schoolbread, David. Curious order for shoes, stock-
ings, etc., to be bought in London. 3 pp., 4to; Quebec,
1782.
Stoughton, John. An affair of the heart. 2 pp., 4to;
Boston, 1799. A. L. S.
Sewell, Samuel. 2 pp., 4to; Boston, 1793. A. L. S.
Strong, Solomon. Judge and Member of Congress. 1
p., fob, 1826. A. L. S.
Sevier, Alexander. Account of a perilous sea voyage.
2 pp., fob, 1813. A. L. S.
Sears, Mrs. David. Proposes to employ Mr. Groux, in
her kitchen, at $30 per month*. 4to, 1 p., A. D.
Sumner, Benjamin, Collector. Receipt for taxes; Bos-
ton, 1780. D. S.
Silsbee, Nathaniel. 1 p., 4to., 1865. A. L. S.
Stoddart, Benjamin, Sec. of the Navy, under Washing-
ton. 1 ]»., 4to, 1789. A. L. S.
Swartwout, Samuel. The first of a long and illustrious
line of government thieves, he gave his name to the
profession. 4to, 1 p., 1831. D. S.
Thomas, Robert B. Almanac maker, 1815. A. D. S.
1 4052.
/ 4053.
/ 4054.
/ 4055.
1 4050.
/ 4057.
/ 4058.
I 4059.
4000.
1 4001.
/ 4002.
/ 4063.
( 4064.
1 4005.
/ 4000.
/ 4067.
I 4068.
1 4069.
/ 4070.
4071.
1 4072.
1 4073.
AUTOGRAPHS, &C. 237
Trumbull, Lyman. M. C. in pencil. A. D. S.
Tieknor, George, author. 1 p., 8vo. A. X. 8.
Turner, Thomas. Navy Department. 1 p., 4to, 1800.
D. S.
Tucker, T. II. T. Letter to Lewis Deblois, concerning
an order to Mr. St. Memin, for engraved portraits and
plate. 1 p., 4to, 1805. A. L. 8.
Thompson, Smith. Navy Dep. furlough. 1 p., 4to,
1821. D. 8.
Walker, George. Recommendation of Daniel James
Groux. 1 p., 4to; London, 1839. A. D. S.
Walker, George. Contract with D. J. Groux, as ser-
vant. 1 p., 4to ; Hamburgh, 1838. D. 8.
Wolcott, Oliver. Letter in the third person to Col.
Pickering, concerning a grant to Gen. Lafayette of
824,204, remitted to him in 1794. 1 p., 4to, 1790. A. D.
Woolsey, Theo. D. 1 p., 8vo, 1870. A. L. 8.
Wolcott, Oliver. 1 p., 4to, 1795. D. S.
Wood, Frederick G. Pres, of the Ass. for the Exhibi-
tion of the Industry of all Nations. 1 p., 4to, 1854.
A. L. S.
Winslow, Isaac. Boston merchant, 1794. A. D. 8.
Wharton, F. 4to, 1 p. ; Washington, 1813. A. L. 8.
Wheelwright, John. Merchant. 3 pp., 4to, 1813. A.
L. S.
Warrington, L. Officer in the Navy. 4to, 1 ]»., 1819.
A. D. S.
Whippo, Isaac. 1 p., fob, 1792. A. L. S.
Whetcroft, Henry. Notary Public. Protest, and notes
of John Chalmers. The purchaser will receive one of
the original notes, which with interest now amounts
to a very large sum. 1800. 3 I). S.
Watson, James. 1 p., 4to, 1795. A. L. 8.
Wyatt, Thomas. Pine 'Free Shilling finder. 4to, 2
pp., 1850. A. L. S.
Washington, Robert P. Washington, 1807. A. I). 8.
Bail Bond made out for 320,000 pounds. 1 p., fob,
D. S.
Yates, Richard. Declines to goon the foregoing bond.
1 p., 4toj New York, 1792. A. L. S.
238
AUTOGRAPHS, &C.
4074.
/ 5'
4075.
4076.
f 4077.
/ 4078.
> 4079.
/ 4080.
4081.
4082.
■ ' 4083.
11 4084.
4085.
4086.
t 4087.
4088.
^ 4089.
4090.
5 4091.
Rule of Court from the Inferior Court of Common
Pleas at Newport, in the Colony of Rhode Island.
Issued. May 31, 1743.
Subscription paper, with autographs of Gen. Grant,
Schuyler Colfax, Hamilton Fish, J. G. Blaine, Geo.
M. Robeson, Com. Porter, Gen. Sherman, Charles
Sumner, Henry Wilson, and many others equally dis-
tinguished; in all, 24 of the most prominent names in
the country.
Bunker Hill Centennial Memorial. 8 page paper. Maps,
portraits, etc. •
Boston Gazette, March 12, 1770. The massacre number;
reprint.
New York Morning Post, Nov. 7, 1783; reprint.
New England Weekly Journal, April 8, 1728; reprint.
“Plan for raising money for the Schuylkill and Susque-
hanna Canal. Till the end of the present year, 1794.”
The Boston News Letter, April 24, 1704; reprint.
Commercial Circular. Prices of, and Duties on Goods;
Charlestown, 1790.
Certificate of Membership of the Bunker Hill Monument
Association; Parchment paper.
Notices of Meetings of the Attentive Fire Society, and
the Fire Engine Society of Boston; one dated 1800.
Curious and rare.
Hon. R. C. Schenck’s work on Draw Poker; illustrated
with his autograph.
Poems of the Sweet Singer of Michigan; with portrait.
Creola; the slave and Minstrel; by Marshall S. Pike;
rare.
PAPER CURRENCY.
State of Massachusetts Bay; $20, May 5, 1780.
Treasury Note; Mass. Colony; 5 shillings, Dec. 10,
1690; exceedingly rare.
Indiana Manufacturing Co., July, 1815; 810, 83, and $1.
The Hartford Bank, Jan. 1, 1814; $2.
Hallowed and Augusta Bank, Nov. 1, 1812; $1.
PAPER CURRENCY.
239
4092. The Exchange Co. of New York, Aug. 4, 1837; 50cts.
4093. The Nantucket Bank; $1.
4094. Washington, Pa., Bank, Sept. 1815; imperfect; $20.
4095. Union Bank of Boston, 1806; $3.
4096. The Roxbury Bank, 1837; $1.
4097. Farmers’ Ex. Bank, 1£. I., April, 1808; $1.
4098. The Drovers’ Bank, Salt Lake City, July 1, 1856; $1.
4099. Mass Bay, May 5, 1780; $3.
4100. Watkins A Harris, City of Toronto, U. C., July, 1836.
One quarter dollar; very rare.
The fractional currency following is mostly in very fine condition, and
as collectors are aware, nearly every piece is now rare.
4101. Borough of Easton, 1862; 15cts.
4102. Village of Ogdensburg, 1862; lOcts.
4103. Village of Rondout, 1862; lOcts.
4104. Village of Newburgh, 1862; 5cts.
4105. Jersey City, 1862; 5cts.
4106. City of Albany, 1862; 50cts.
4107. City of Newark, 1862; 25cts and lOcts.
4108. City of Troy, 1862; 25cts and lOcts.
4109. Union Bank, Weymouth, Mass.; lOcts.
4110. Indian Head Bank, Nashua, N. H.; 25cts.
4111. Monroe Co. Bank, Rochester; lOcts.
4112. Springfield Bank, Springfield; 20ets.
4113. Bank of Commerce, New London; lOcts.
4114. Minor’s Bank, Alta, Cal. ; 50cts.
4115. Merchant’s Bank, Newburyport; 25cts.
4116. Fiscataqua Ex. Bank, Portsmouth ; 5cts.
4117. Concord Bank, Concord ; 25cts.
4118. Merchant’s Bank, Lowell ; oOets.
4119. Farmer’s A Man. Bank, Poughkeepsie; 25cts.
4120. Bank of Tioga, Oswego, N. Y. ; 5cts.
4121. C. M. Paine; let.
4122. Mechanic’s Association, Roxbury ; Sets.
4123. Moses Young, Salmon Falls, N. II. ; 3cts.
4124. J. E. Peabody, Salem, Mass. ; 3cts.
4125. Troy and Albany Stage Co. ; lOcts.
4126. J. J. Waldron, Boston ; lOcts. These bills were made
to sell.
4127. Joseph Graves; 2cts.
PAPER CURRENCY.
240
^ 4128.
4129.
/
4130.
4131.
4132.
4133.
4134.
j v
' 4135.
*' 4136.
4137.
4138.
' 4139.
*' 4140.
4141.
•' 4142.
4143.
v 4144.
^ 4145.
4146.
' 4147.
4148.
- 4149.
'' 4150.
4151.
' 4152.
/6
> 1 / £
J
/ V
4153.
4154.
4155.
4156.
4157.
4158.
4159.
4160.
‘J 4161.
All of
or letter.
4162.
2 //
4163.
R. B. Jones, Marblehead ; 3cts.
Now England Oyster Co., Boston; 3cts.
New York & N. H. R. R. Co.; 5cts.
Geo. L. Treadwell, Portsmouth, N. H. ; lOcts.
Joseph Hocky, Boston; 3,cts.
A. J. Tebbetts, Manchester, N. H. ; 3cts.
Cheshire R. Road ; lOcts.
Joseph Hickey, Boston ; lOcts.
Bennett, & others, New Market, N. H. ; 25cts.
H. S. Kimball, Boston; 50cts.
T. P. Williams, Boston; 5cts.
J. S. Rounds, Taunton; lOcts.
Blake & Alden, Boston; Sets.
G. WT. Vinton, Boston; 4cts.
S. B. Locke, Boston; lOcts.
Thompson’s Express, Springfield; lOcts.
II. G. Nutter, Concord; 50cts.
C. Morton, Jr., Randolph; 25cts.
J. II. Braynard, Island Pond, Yt. ; 25cts.
C. F. Poynier, Boston; lOcts.
Parks House, Boston; 5cts., lOcts.
New York Oyster House, Boston; 25cts., lOcts., Sets.
Germania Beer Saloon, Brighton; lOcts., 5cts.
Certificate of Deposit, American Exchange Co.; 25cts.,
Aug., 1837.
Farmers’ Bank of Reading; Oct., 1815.
Samuel Chambers, 25cts. ; June 28, 1837.
Village of Fairfield, N. Y., Dec. 17, 1816; 3cts.
Vermont State Bank, May 25, 1808; 75cts.
American Exchange Bank, Oct. 6, 1837; 25cts.
Hinkletown, Lancaster Co., Pa., July 10, 1837; 6icts.
Borough of Womelsdorf, June 21, 1837; 5cts.
Alabama R. R. Co., Oct. 1, 1837; $25.
The City of Richmond, April 14, 1862; 25cts.
County of Camden, N. C., Sept. 24, 1861; SOcts.
the following confederate notes differ from each other, in series,
They are all in fine condition.
Confederate $5 Notes; 12 pieces.
Confederate $10 Notes; 64 pieces.
PAPER CURRENCY.
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J 41(55.
41(56.
3 4167.
/ 4168.
^4169.
5 4170.
L 4171.
6' 4172.
«T 4173.
O 4174.
6 4175.
J 4176.
^ 4177.
S 4178.
y 4179.
y 4180.
4^ 4181.
4182.
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^ 4184.
4185.
#6 4186.
y 4187.
' 4188.
*■ 4189.
*' 4190.
//* 4191.
1192.
/ *' 4193.
'16 4194.
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Confederate ^20 Notes; 11 pieces.
Confederate $50 Notes; 7 pieces.
Confederate $100 Notes; 9 pieces.
Confederate Interest Coupons, $15 ; 2 pieces.
Confederate Notes, June 2, 1862; $1 & $2.
Confederate Note, Feb., 1864; 50cts.
State of N. C., $2 & $3 Notes; 3 pieces.
County of Fee, Va., 1862; $1.
I). IF Hormes, New Orleans, 1862; 50cts.
Co. of Mechlenburg, Va., 1862; 25cts.
Co. of Scott, Va., 1865 ; $1.
Co. of Bedford, Va., 1862 ; 25cts.
State of (4a., 1864; 50cts.
State of N. C., 1861; $1.
State of .N. C., 1863; $2.
Portsmouth, Va., 1861 ; lOcts.
Japanese Bank Note.
Assignat; May 23, 1793; 50 sols.
Assignat; Republic of France, 5 livres.
German Bank Note; 1 gulden.
Prussian Bank Note; 1 Thaler.
Russian Bank Note; 20 Kopeks.
Buenos Ayres Note; 1 Peso.
Haiti Note ; $2.
The Plantation Bank; Drake’s advertisement.
Jew David’s Bank; 50cts.
Focock’s Bank ; Pulmonic Wafers.
San Francisco Ballot. “ For President, Abraham Lin-
coln.” Sinking of the Alabama.
Lincoln Dioramic Association; Certificate.
Mass. Treasury Note; 12 shillings; May 25, 1775 ;
signed, Henry Gardner ; very fine and rare. American
paper.
Mass. Treasury Note ; 1777; sword in hand seal ; copper
plate, engraved by Paul Revere ; unsigned ; unfolded ;
very rare.
Mass. Treasury Note; Oct. 29, 1778; 10 pounds; 4 sig-
natures; very fine.
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PAPER CURRENCY, &C.
4106.
4197.
/ ^ 4108.
r 4100.
4200.
^ 4201.
/ 4202.
4203.
« 4204.
1205.
(/ 4206.
Z # 4207.
4208.
Mass. Treasury Note ; Nov. 10, 1778; 10 pounds; 4 sig-
natures ; very fine.
Mass. Treasury Note ; Feb. 17, 1770 ; 20 pounds; 4 sig-
natures ; very fine.
Mass. Treasury Note; June 1, 1770; pine tree and ser-
pent seal ; copper plate, by Revere; 15 pounds; very
fine and rare.
Mass. Treasury Note; Jan. 1,1780; copperplate; “Pay-
able in current money of the state, according to the
cost of Corn, Sheep’s Wool, Beef and Sole Leather;
very fine, rare and curious.
Mass. Treasury Note ; June 1, 1784, for 24 pounds, 8
shillings; very fine.
Mass. Land Lottery; 1790, sheet of 3 tickets; very fine.
Mass. State Lottery; March 2, 1 790; sheet of 5 tickets;
signed by David Cobb; very fine.
Mass. Semi-Annual State Lottery; March 2, 1700 ;
sheet of 5 tickets; signed, John Kneeland.
Confederate Notes; April 6, 1863; 81 and £2; 7 pieces.
Confederate Note; 82; Dec. 2, 1862.
Confederate Notes ; 81, and 82 ; June 2, 1862 ; 4 varieties;
all scarce.
Confederate, Note, 820; July 25, 1861 ; probably coun-
terfeit, if genuine, exceedingly rare.
Corporations of Winchester, Charlestown and Rich-
mond; Savannah Savings Association; and State of
North Carolina; 5 notes; all different.
W. ELLIOT WOODWARD,
ROXBURY, MASS.,
DEALER IN
AMERICAN & FOREIGN
AND TOKENS.
Constantly on hand a great variety of
WASHINGTONS. COLONIALS, PATTERN PIECES,
t
AND THE
REGULAR ISSUES OF
THE UNITED STATES MINT.
Having always on hand a large collection of coins, most ordinary pieces,
and many of great rarity, can be furnished to order.
Parcels of coins forwarded for examination and selection, to parties
known to me, or furnishing suitable references.
Large or small collections purchased for cash, at liberal prices.
Cabinets arranged and catalogued ; collections prepared for sale by
auction or otherwise; auction sales attended in New York, Boston, and j
Philadelphia, and purchases made for the usual commission.
Correspondence solicited with all who wish to buy, sell, or exchange
.
coins.
Priced, and priced and named Catalogues, furnished to order, of all the
principal coin sales ever held in the country.
Early-printed, rare, and curious American Books wanted ; also, Local
Histories, and books relating to WASHINGTON.
For any of which a reasonable price will be paid, or a liberal exchange
given in books or coins. For the purpose of exchanging, I have purchased
the balance of the editions of several scarce books, and have besides had
printed, at the Riverside, Munsell, Brad street and Wilson presses, limited
editions of several valuable works.
A few copies of this catalogue have been printed on extra thick, heavy
laid paper. They will be priced as soon after the sale as possible, and
furnished to those who may order them at $0.00 each. With names ;
added, the price will be if 5. 00. Persons desiring copies must make early
application as above, as the number reserved is very small.
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